US EditionTsunami Talk: Could a Tsunami Really Hit the 925? Bay Area Telegraph
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Tsunami Talk: Could a Tsunami Really Hit the 925? Bay Area Telegraph
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA – Northern Californians were reminded of the Pacific’s power on July 29 – 30, 2025, when an M 8.8 quake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula sent a modest tsunami across the ocean. By the time the waves filtered through the Golden Gate, the Richmond tide‑gauge inside San Francisco Bay registered a bump of about 0.4 ft—barely enough to wet the rocks, but a … The post Tsunami Talk: Could a Tsunami Really Hit the 925? ap…
A tsunami triggered by an earthquake near Kamchatka has reached the West Coast of the United States. Authorities reported the rise in sea levels in the Pacific Ocean.
Note: Sensor data are only available for selected locations, mainly in North America. The New York Times Camille Baker and Natasha Cornelissen contributed reports. The post Maps: tracking a tsunami in the Pacific Ocean appeared first on Diario La República.
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