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Water Receding
Apparently it's going at 500mph. 140 miles off the coast of Hawaii. Sky & Fox news are covering it, said it's due to hit any moment.. (22:00 GMT) could be minimal effect but very interesting none the less.
From ABC News
Good luck to everyone out in Chile.
Apparently it's going at 500mph. 140 miles off the coast of Hawaii. Sky & Fox news are covering it, said it's due to hit any moment.. (22:00 GMT) could be minimal effect but very interesting none the less.
Tsunami waves have begun surging ashore on Hawaii's Big Island, more than 15 hours after being triggered by an 8.8-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Chile.
The waves will now continue moving north towards the other Hawaiian Islands and onward into the Pacific.
Officials are warning residents to remain on high alert, cautioning that the tsunami is a series of waves that will continue to march toward Hawaii's shores through the afternoon.
"The time from one tsunami wave to the next can be five minutes to an hour," a Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC) bulletin reads. "The threat can continue for many hours as multiple waves arrive."
Residents are advised to remain on high ground until local authorities give the "all clear," which could come no sooner than two hours after the estimated time of the tsunami's arrival.
The state had significant lead time in preparing for the tsunami, sounding alarms to evacuate coastal areas starting at 6 a.m. local time. It was the state's first widespread evacuation in 16 years.
From ABC News
Meanwhile, disaster management officials in Fiji said they have been warned to expect waves of as high as 7.5 feet (2.3 meters) to hit the northern and eastern islands of the archipelago and the nearby Tonga islands.
Good luck to everyone out in Chile.
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