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Gavin Newsom’s Resume: $1 Trillion Disasters & Mismanagement disasterreliefmaps.com/2025/…
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If the Palisades Fire Call Wasn’t in a Dead Zone — Could It Have Been Stopped? deadzones.com/2025/10/if-pal…
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"He is charged with starting a fire on Jan. 1," Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said. "It did take a week to reignite, but he is charged with starting the Palisades Fire." deadzones.com/2025/10/if-pal…
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🚨#BREAKING: Officials with the National Weather Service have confirmed the nation’s first EF-5 tornado in over a decade.
📌#Enderlin | #NorthDakota
Officials with the National Weather Service have confirmed the nation’s first EF-5 tornado in more than a decade. After 4,414 days, the NWS has officially upgraded the June 20, 2025, Enderlin, North Dakota tornado to an extremely powerful EF-5, the highest classification on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, with estimated wind speeds exceeding 200+ mph. And resulting in three lives. This marks the first EF-5 tornado since the catastrophic Moore, Oklahoma storm on May 20, 2013, which was more than a mile wide and claimed 24 lives The announcement has stunned meteorologists nationwide, with experts calling the Enderlin tornado one of the strongest ever recorded across the Northern Plains.
Typhoon Ragasa: Tracking, Impact & Preparedness Guide disasterreliefmaps.com/2025/… @RSOE_EDIS
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Tsunami wave of 3.6 feet observed in Crescent City, California, and 3.0 feet observed in Arena Cove, California
(from NWS)
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Some west coast US tsunami measurements (so far), from National Weather Service
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Something very rare is about occur in the Pacific Ocean. In just a few hours, a tsunami will be passing right underneath a major hurricane. Can’t recall ever seeing this before.
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Some new Hawaii tsunami measurements from National Weather Service, a 4-foot wave has been reported (some other places here as well)
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🚨#BREAKING: Tsunami sirens are now blasting across Hawaii after warnings were issued. Thousands are evacuating to higher ground as waves between 3 to 12 feet above tide level are possible. The USGS has just upgraded the Pacific earthquake to a massive magnitude 8.8.
Tsunami Warning - 8.7 Earthquake Near Russia #video #earthquake #Tsunami
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Tsunami simulator shows the potential waves that could reach the US West Coast
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This simulation video is from the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. As it can be seen from the bottom left corner, the video is from 2012.
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Pacific Tsunami Warning Center extended the TSUNAMI WATCH for Hawai‘i. Magnitude of earthquake has been revised from 8.0 to 8.7. Analysis continues on whether Hawaii is threatened. Earliest expected arrival time: 7:17 p.m. HST. More alerts will be issued as analysis continues.
ALT Map shows earthquake location off Kamchatka coast. Hawaii and much of Alaska and North American West Coast are in Tsunami Watch. Parts of Aleutian Islands are in Tsunami Advisory or Tsunami Warning.
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BREAKING: And I mean WOW this is huge. The quake was prelim. an 8.0 but upgraded now to a massive 8.7 magnitude. This struck minutes ago off the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia. This was a pretty shallow quake with depth of 19km (only 11 miles down). Tsunami Alerts are now active for all of Hawaii and the Alaskan Islands. A quake of this extreme intensity and shallowness can pose major tsunami risks. Tsunami alerts are expanding immediately around the Pacific Rim. Tsunami waves over 3 meters (10 feet) above normal tide levels are now possible along portions of the northwestern Hawaiian Islands and coastal areas of Russia.
