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Bill Douglas 07-29-2025 07:00 PM

Tsunami warning. West coast beaches.
 
A big earthquake on the Eastern side of Russia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14952857/Earthquake-Russia-tsunami-warning-Hawaii-Guam.html

herr_oberst 07-29-2025 07:05 PM

Looks like Hawaii is bracing for trouble.

onewhippedpuppy 07-29-2025 07:08 PM

Geez, 8.8 is no joke.

LWJ 07-29-2025 07:15 PM

Yikes. Portland is 90 miles or so upriver from the Pacific. But the river moves with the tide. A big wave will come to me.

HobieMarty 07-29-2025 09:46 PM

Watching a live feed with commentary and not much is happening so, good for the people of Hawaii, and hope it remains a non-event.

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WPOZZZ 07-29-2025 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by herr_oberst (Post 12506237)
Looks like Hawaii is bracing for trouble.

Much ado about nothing.

redpheonix 07-30-2025 02:18 AM

I woke up from this news this is so scary. Stay safe everyone!

flatbutt 07-30-2025 03:38 AM

It always amazes me when such an event occurs. An earthquake 3000 or so miles away can create enough energy to send a wave across that great distance without (generally) losing all of that energy.

herr_oberst 07-30-2025 04:06 AM

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Originally Posted by WPOZZZ (Post 12506282)
Much ado about nothing.

I'm glad that everything is apparently going to be ok.

I'd rather the authorities err on the side of caution! I'm sure it's been a ****show, but to not act 'as if' would be criminal.

Bob Kontak 07-30-2025 04:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WPOZZZ (Post 12506282)
Much ado about nothing.

I can still remember WPOZZZ's last post.

GH85Carrera 07-30-2025 05:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by herr_oberst (Post 12506237)
Looks like Hawaii is bracing for trouble.

Back in the late 60s or early 70s when we lived in Hawaii there was a Tsunami warning issued. Thousands of people went to the beach just to see it. It came in but was just a foot tall, and pretty much just brought in trash and seaweed.

I suspect after the Japan Tsunami and all the coverage of that, people now mostly are on high alert, and head to higher ground.

Around here, we are 100% tsunami safe.

vash 07-30-2025 06:35 AM

I heard we got a tiny 5 foot blip. all good. hope the EQ people are okay..

masraum 07-30-2025 06:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12506357)
Back in the late 60s or early 70s when we lived in Hawaii there was a Tsunami warning issued. Thousands of people went to the beach just to see it. It came in but was just a foot tall, and pretty much just brought in trash and seaweed.

I suspect after the Japan Tsunami and all the coverage of that, people now mostly are on high alert, and head to higher ground.

Around here, we are 100% tsunami safe.

Until you're not. But when you are in danger from a tsunami, you may as well go for a ride or have a beer in your yard or something.

The 2011 Japan tsunami was a devastation that was mind boggling, a lot like the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, but I feel like the one in Japan was documented better (lots more video). Watching the videos and seeing the after-effects provoked waves (NPI) of emotions.

vash 07-30-2025 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12506428)
Until you're not. But when you are in danger from a tsunami, you may as well go for a ride or have a beer in your yard or something.

100%. sometimes, I just have to trust the "experts"... no skin off my butt to stay on high ground..

(reminds me, I have to buy bear spray...)

Arizona_928 07-30-2025 07:25 AM

Purposely stayed up to see if i can feel any of the waves.

Nothing.

Was disappointed.

jyl 07-30-2025 07:53 AM

Good test and rehearsal.

I guess some people may now be inclined to ignore the next tsunami warning, but I don't care. Darwin lives, they die, coastal property goes up for sale to those who had sense.

3rd_gear_Ted 07-30-2025 08:33 AM

Trying to understand why multiple dead whales are washing up on beaches in Japan?

Arizona_928 07-30-2025 08:35 AM

Fear mongering. Low tide is 2x a day. News agencies projected the time of first waves within 20 minutes. Did they mention anything of the tides? Nope. Just that the waves *could be* up to 5 meters. Locally it was 1.2m.

Seems like noaa talking heads are trying to justify their existence, while the rest of the world is coming back to the real science.

Arizona_928 07-30-2025 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 12506357)
Back in the late 60s or early 70s when we lived in Hawaii there was a Tsunami warning issued. Thousands of people went to the beach just to see it. It came in but was just a foot tall, and pretty much just brought in trash and seaweed.

I suspect after the Japan Tsunami and all the coverage of that, people now mostly are on high alert, and head to higher ground.

Around here, we are 100% tsunami safe.

Never say never. The Chicxulub crater flooded N. America.

GH85Carrera 07-30-2025 09:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arizona_928 (Post 12506443)
Purposely stayed up to see if i can feel any of the waves.

Nothing.

Was disappointed.

There are videos from Russia showing the tsunami hitting parts of Russia and causing damage. And the warning was a great test of the system.


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