People in several counties reported feeling the effects of an earthquake Wednesday morning in West Tennessee.

According to the United States Geological Survey, the 3.6-magnitude earthquake, reported around 5:56 a.m., was centered about 7.5-miles north-northwest of Dyersburg.

Dispatchers in Henry County, about 80 miles away, said a deputy called in to report feeling shaking from the earthquake.  This is the fourth earthquake reported in Tennessee this week, one a day since Sunday.  The other three were in East Tennessee.