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Tsunami waves hit Southern California beaches but danger fades; no major problems reported
Since the tsunami hit beaches in Los Angeles and Orange counties around 2 a.m., police in several coastal cities reported no activity or calls for service to the water. Weather experts warned that fluctuations in the tide could continue Wednesday.
Tsunami waves reach Southern California coast; advisory canceled
A small swell gently rocking the boats in Marina del Rey on Wednesday morning was a welcome sight after a tsunami advisory was issued in the wake of a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Russia hours earlier.
A tsunami advisory was downgraded to a watch and then completely canceled for the Southern California coast after a massive ...
Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, along with the entire West Coast were under a tsunami alert issued ...
A tsunami warning was issued for California's North Coast, after a massive earthquake off the coast of eastern Russia.
A Tsunami Advisory for Southern California was downgraded to a watch on Wednesday morning. Several beaches will remain closed ...
The advisory remained in effect along the coast between Santa Barbara and Humboldt counties, the NWS confirmed at 6:20 a.m.
The tsunami advisory in Southern California has been lifted following an earthquake off Kamchatka, with local officials ...
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Southern California tsunami watch upgraded to advisoryTsunami advisories have been issued along several western states after a strong earthquake in Russia. READ THE STORY: <a href=" ...
A preliminary 4.4-magnitude earthquake struck Southern California Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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