Facts From Weston Observatory On Tuesday's Earthquake

BOSTON (CBS) - Here are a few quick facts about the earthquake felt around New England Tuesday afternoon from researchers at the Weston Observatory:

• The quake hit at 1:51 p.m.
• Downgraded to 5.8 magnitude
• First aftershock registered at 2:46 p.m. at 2.8 magnitude
• We could feel between 3 and 4 aftershocks
• Observatory got 500 calls within the first 15 minutes of the quake.
• An earthquake is felt in Boston every 3-to-5 years

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