During the week of May 13, 2024, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 760 earthquakes within the state.

The largest earthquake, a magnitude 5.9, occurred on May 19 at 01:35:22 AKDT (May 19, 09:35:22 UTC), 56 miles south of Chagulak Island. Two of the thirteen aftershocks from this event, measuring magnitudes 5.0 and 4.5, also made the top-10 list of largest earthquakes this week. None of them were reported as being felt.

Another notable event was a magnitude 4.3 earthquake located 32 miles east of Talkeetna. This earthquake was mostly felt in Anchorage, Chugiak, and Wasilla. Following this event, there was a sharp increase in seismic activity for two days before it settled down. Throughout the week, a total of 26 events were co-located with this earthquake. Additionally, there was a cluster of 10 events near Burnt Mountain, a peak 62 miles NNE of Fort Yukon, which is an uncommon occurrence in this area.

Furthermore, there were 23 glacial events recorded, primarily in the Prince William Sound and Yakutat Bay areas. The Alaska Earthquake Center also reported 8 explosive events in the Fort Knox Mine area.

In total, eight events were reported as being felt this week.