The looming tsunami threat in Hawaii has ended after a powerful earthquake in Russia prompted warnings in multiple countries on Sunday, July 20, local outlet Hawaii News Now reported.

The watch was issued at 9:03 p.m. after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, but canceled after there was no threat to Hawaii.

One of this century’s most powerful earthquakes struck off the coast of Russia and generated tsunami warnings for a broad section of the Pacific, including Alaska, Hawaii and California.

Most areas along the U.S. Pacific Coast can expect a tsunami of less than 1 foot, the National Weather Service said just after 7:30 P.T. but even a tsunami of that size can generate deadly ...

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says there is no longer a danger of tsunami waves on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula after five powerful quakes — the largest with a magnitude of 7.4 — struck ...

Tsunami watches were issued in multiple countries after an earthquake hit Russia on Sunday, July 20 A large 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, on Sunday, July ...

The watch was issued at 9:03 p.m. after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, but canceled after there was no threat to Hawaii.

The first tsunami wave's estimated arrival time in Hawaii is 10:17 p.m. Pacific time, or 7:17 p.m. Hawaii time, and around 9:30 p.m. for parts of Alaska. "This is a significant, real event," said ...

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center cancelled the alert after determining there was no threat at 9:42 p.m Hawaii time A tsunami watch in Hawaii has been canceled after a huge earthquake near Russia ...