On Monday afternoon, a magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck off the northwest coast of Cuba, approximately 65 miles from Mantua, leading to reports of light shaking across South Florida. The United States Geological Survey confirmed the earthquake's magnitude and location. Residents from Tampa to South Florida felt the tremors, with Miami city officials stating they received multiple calls regarding the seismic activity. Fortunately, no significant injuries or major property damage have been reported, and Miami Fire-Rescue responded to all calls without incident. The National Weather Service in Miami assured that there was no tsunami threat following the earthquake. While earthquakes are rare in Florida, this event is not unprecedented; a magnitude 7.7 earthquake in January 2020 also resulted in shaking felt in Miami and surrounding areas. Residents described the sensation as similar to feeling light-headed or as if the building was moving, highlighting the unusual nature of such seismic events in the region.