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Tsunami watch issued for Hawai‘i, canceled less than an hour later after large quake off Russian coast
Hawai’i was briefly under the threat of a possible tsunami — based on available data being investigated by forecasters in Honolulu at the time — on July 19, with a tsunami watch issued just after 9 p.m. following a large earthquake that struck off the eastern coast of Russia in the northern Pacific Ocean.
Tsunami scare after huge earthquake off the coast of Russia
A tsunami alert was briefly issued after multiple earthquakes, some dangerously strong, struck off the southeast coast of Russia. Tsunami alerts were briefly issued after multiple earthquakes struck off the coast of Russia. The strongest of those quakes, which were measured in quick succession, came in at 7.5-magnitude on the Richter scale.
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