Live updates: Cuba 6.1-magnitude earthquake felt in Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. - Did you feel it? A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck near Mantua, Cuba on Monday, June 8, with reports of shaking and tremors being felt as far away as Florida. FOX 35 has received several reports of feeling shaking across Central Florida, including Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville.

Officials said there is no tsunami or threat as a result of the earthquake.

Live updates: 6.1-magnitude earthquake hits Cuba, and felt in Florida

Lake County offices closed after earthquake felt in Florida

All Lake County offices will be closed for the rest of the day because of "conditions experienced locally from today's earthquake off the coast of Cuba, and out of an abundance of caution," the agency said on Facebook.

Where did the earthquake happen?

According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a 6.1-magnitude earthquake was reported Monday afternoon near Mantua, Cuba. It had a depth of 26 miles.

Credit: USGS

NWS: No tsunami threat or other threats to Florida

The NWS Jacksonville said in a post on X that it received several reports of shaking or tremors following the earthquake. The NWS Tsunami Alert Center said there is "NO tsunami, NO danger" from the recent earthquake near Cuba.