Recent quakes explained as "aftershocks" from earthquake months ago

NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) - The Oklahoma Geological Survey said there was a good explanation for why the metro continues to feel earthquakes. Jake Walter, state seismologist, said they were aftershocks linked to two big earthquakes earlier in the year: a 4.4 magnitude near Edmond in January and a 5.1 magnitude in Prague in February.

"We can expect that the aftershocks will continue for several months," said Walter.

UPDATE: 3.4 magnitude earthquake recorded near Edmond