8.7 magnitude earthquake near Russia prompts tsunami alerts in Hawaii, Alaska and West Coast
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The first tsunami wave is forecast to reach Hawaii just after 7:15 p.m. local time. Destructive tsunami waves are expected, according to Oahu Emergency Management.
Hawaii local time is UTC-10; Hawaii apparently does not use Daylight Savings Time.
So for people elsewhere interested in watching the live coverage that will, I expect, show up:
https://everytimezone.com/?t=68896080%2C13b
That's 10:15 PM, Pacific Daylight Savings time here in California.
Will be early morning in Europe.
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The first tsunami wave is forecast to reach Hawaii just after 7:15 p.m. local time. Destructive tsunami waves are expected, according to Oahu Emergency Management.
Hawaii local time is UTC-10; Hawaii apparently does not use Daylight Savings Time.
So for people elsewhere interested in watching the live coverage that will, I expect, show up:
https://everytimezone.com/?t=68896080%2C13b
That's 10:15 PM, Pacific Daylight Savings time here in California.
Will be early morning in Europe.
https://www.tsunami.gov/ says that they expect it to be 1-3 meters at Hawaii:
PHEB/1-3 meters/ - 1-3 meters Hawaii Issued at: 7/29/2025, 6:50:40 PM
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https://www.tsunami.gov/ says that they expect it to be 1-3 meters at Hawaii:
PHEB/1-3 meters/ - 1-3 meters Hawaii Issued at: 7/29/2025, 6:50:40 PM
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Cowabunga dude!
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In an evacuation centre as we speak.
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In an evacuation centre as we speak.
Stay safe
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Stay safe
Thanks! Luckily, it seems like a nothing Burger. It's been one hour since the tsunami was supposed to hit us.
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For the benefit of anyone who doesn't already know, tsunamis are not surfable waves in any way. Don't be going there expecting a giant Hokusai-style epic wave to ride into the city on.
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https://www.tsunami.gov/ says that they expect it to be 1-3 meters at Hawaii:
PHEB/1-3 meters/ - 1-3 meters Hawaii Issued at: 7/29/2025, 6:50:40 PM
1-3m doesn't sound like much until people realize that it's likely to be 1-3m of ocean behind it and not just 1 off wave like what you see on the beach
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I've been watching it closely, 24" (61cm) waves in Japan, pretty much nothing in Hawaii (flooded parking lot).
It could change, but, yeah, not bad so far.
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For the benefit of anyone who doesn't already know, tsunamis are not surfable waves in any way. Don't be going there expecting a giant Hokusai-style epic wave to ride into the city on.
One could literally surf the city, if one were so inclined. Probably get crushed and drowned if you fall off.
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Have had alerts about tsunami currents yesterday and today in NZ.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/568466/live-warnings-in-place-as-tsunami-currents-reach-new-zealand-shores
