A 2.1 magnitude earthquake has been recorded this Sunday, October 4, northwest of Dílar, in Granada. The National Geographic Institute (IGN) places the movement at 19:45, peninsular time, and at a depth of one kilometer.
The tremors recorded this Sunday in Granada
The consulted list from the IGN includes these four movements:
| Peninsular time | Location | Magnitude | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08:22 | Southeast of La Zubia | 1.6 | 6 km |
| 13:03 | West of La Zubia | 1.7 | 5 km |
| 19:11 | North of Dílar | 1.6 | 7 km |
| 19:45 | Northwest of Dílar | 2.1 | 1 km |
Source: National Geographic Institute. Records available in the query made on October 4, 2026, after the movement at 19:45. The list includes earthquakes of magnitude equal to or greater than 1.5 or felt by the population; it is not a comprehensive count of all microtremors. Data subject to revision.
One day after the 3.1 magnitude earthquake
The most immediate precedent is the earthquake on Saturday, October 3, recorded at 19:05 and of magnitude 3.1. The updated sheet from the IGN places its epicenter northwest of Vegas del Genil and attributes a maximum intensity of III.
The first reports located it in the vicinity of Cúllar Vega. The updated reference should be taken into account when comparing both episodes.
The movement this Sunday in Dílar has a lower magnitude than that of Saturday. The succession of records, by itself, is not enough to present what happened as a worsening of the situation nor to attribute all the tremors the condition of aftershocks.
Data subject to revision
The IGN warns that the information may change as seismic analysis progresses. The location, depth, or magnitude initially disseminated should be read with that caution.