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Supposed to hit the So Cal shore near us in the next 10 minutes or so. There is a tsumani advisory of 1 - 3 ft. swells. It's low tide right now so we aren't anticipating anything dramatic.
Supposed to hit the So Cal shore near us in the next 10 minutes or so. There is a tsumani advisory of 1 - 3 ft. swells. It's low tide right now so we aren't anticipating anything dramatic.
Correct me if I am wrong but isn't that just another day at the beach along the west coast? Why even bother with all the hoopla?
Northern CA wasn't as lucky as we were.
Tsunami damages NorCal harbors, one man missing - SF Gate
More than 5,000 miles from where it killed hundreds of people in Japan, a tsunami swept ashore today in Northern California, destroying harbors from Santa Cruz to the Oregon border and killing one man who was washed out to sea.
The West Coast damage could have been worse because the tsunami hit during low tide, but that is small consolation to sailors and business owners now facing millions of dollars in damage to docks and boats.
He was taking photos............
Am I the only one worried about the Nuclear reactors?
He was taking photos............
Am I the only one worried about the Nuclear reactors?
I see someone else couldn't sleep this morning...
I am hopeful that the Japanese will be able to contain the damaged reactors--if not, the disaster on land will pale in comparison to the potential damage from the leaked radiation.
It's a sad thing when people are killed by a sudden event. How does someone get killed by something when he had several hours notice. Tsunami=Water. Stay away from water. It's like getting hit by a train walking on the tracks. He had to have heard it was coming.
It's a sad thing when people are killed by a sudden event. How does someone get killed by something when he had several hours notice. Tsunami=Water. Stay away from water. It's like getting hit by a train walking on the tracks. He had to have heard it was coming.
When I was stationed in Texas there was a tornado warning for the local area. After putting my two young children in a center hallway under a mattress, I ran outside with a camera and was able to get pictures of not one but two tornados coming down and then going back up in to the clouds. They were within 5 miles of base housing so there was no immediate danger.
Natural disasters bring out sightseers.
I agree but if I hear a deadly wave is coming I'm not going to the beach.
From what Cheryl posted earlier the warnings were for 1-3' waves, which is not that dramatic. We get biggers waves than that from the Atlantic during hurricanes.
As Over said, they line up on the beach with surfboards under their arms.