Today's earthquake is the strongest to hit New Jersey in almost 250 years, according to state data. Surveillance video from a coffee shop in Boonton, New Jersey, shows customers' terrified reactions as the quake hit. Delta Air Lines flights are moving normally, except for two flights bound for Newark Liberty International Airport which were diverted. Newark airport reported flight disruptions. The American Museum of Natural History said it has not identified any damage to museum artifacts.
Today's earthquake is the strongest to hit New Jersey in almost 250 years, according to state data. Surveillance video from a coffee shop in Boonton, New Jersey , shows customers' terrified reactions as the quake hit.
Delta Air Lines flights are moving normally, except for two flights bound for Newark Liberty International Airport which were diverted. Newark airport reported flight disruptions. The American Museum of Natural History said it has not identified any damage to museum artifacts.
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