A moderate seismic event was recorded off the Pacific coast of Southern Mexico earlier this morning. The earthquake registered a magnitude of 4.2, according to global monitoring systems, with the precise timing finalized at February 03, 2026, at 03:51:46 UTC.
The epicenter was situated near Guerrero, a region highly susceptible to tectonic movement. Calculations place the coordinates near 17.50° N latitude and 100.00° W longitude. The event originated at a moderate focal depth of 35.0 kilometers.
During the time of the seismic activity, weather conditions near the coast were stable. Local monitoring reported temperatures of 24.2°C under a sky noted as having few clouds.
This particular magnitude is generally classified as light and is consistent with the standard seismic energy release along the Mexican subduction zone.
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