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Tsunami advisory canceled for Washington coast after powerful Russia earthquake
WASHINGTON STATE — As of 10:40 a.m. Wednesday, the tsunami advisory for Washington and much of the western U.S. coast has been canceled. A tsunami advisory remains in effect for parts of coastal Alaska, Hawaii, and two areas of California.
Tsunami advisory for Washington coast canceled after 8.8 earthquake near Russia
The weather event came after an 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of Russia on Tuesday at 4:25, NWS reported. The earthquake is tied for the sixth-strongest magnitude ever recorded, since Japan’s 9.1 magnitude earthquake in 2011.
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