@MatthewCappucci @MatthewCappucci a strike-slip may not be the primary big mover of tsunamis, but they can be generated. More important are the secondary effects- releasing underwater landslides which may also produce tsunamis. It's a complicated and hard to track issue.

@HumanOpinion @NOAA @cnnbrk @abbydphillip @thedailybeast @CalltoActivism @SenAdamSchiff @nbc6 @MiamiHerald @MSNBC @brianstelter @NBCNews @NewsNation is working just fine.

@ChaliceGarden @jonovision_man a 1-foot tsunami is enough to wreck a harbor.

@mikegaichas Neither. A tsunami is the full water column moving ashore- it's a full force flood, not a wind wave on the surface. And not a push of water from the wind.

@AnneLaureBEAUD2 correct. M7.6 : via @USGS_Quakes

@why_sense yes.

@edu_Kibutsuji That's it. That's the update. No alerts are in effect for the regions we serve.

@Beanzzzz @SarahSchacht @hola_mamas_ There is no threat for an inundating tsunami there. There may be unusual currents for a time- this is a typical effect following a significant earthquake and tsunami. CA scuba divers reported this after the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai event in 2022.

@SarahSchacht @hola_mamas_ Hi Sarah, for this event the agreement included: Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Cuba, Mexico, Honduras, Bahamas, Haiti, Turks and Caicos, San Andres and Providencia, Belize, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, British Virgin Islands, and Saba

@hola_mamas_ There are no alerts posted for the US or any other country in partnership with our tsunami alerts.

@BrooksWeather The forecast for Cuba is still as much as 3 meters; the forecast for Honduras and the Cayman Islands is for 0.3m to 1m. The threat continues and in these areas, is much larger than observed in MX. A tsunami is not a tidal wave- that's the surf. A tsunami is more powerful.

🟣International threat messages continue for Cuba, Honduras, & the Cayman Islands. A tsunami is measured in Mexico, Isla Mujeres, at 0103 UTC, at 3 cm / 1.2 in. While that sounds small, it's a necessary confirmation that a tsunami is occurring. for more

🟣A Tsunami Threat continues for Cuba, where a tsunami may reach 1 to 3 meters above the tide, and Honduras and the Cayman Islands, where a tsunami may reach up to 0.3 to 1 meter above the tide. Refer to for the latest information.

RT @NWSSanJuan: La advertencia de Tsunami ha sido CANCELADA para Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes Estadounidenses. The Tsunami Advisory…

The Tsunami Advisory for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands is now canceled. While alerts have ended, strong and unusual currents may continue. Be careful near the water and use caution. Refer to the latest information from local emergency management.

@jonovision_man A one to three-foot tsunami is still an impressive force of nature capable of strong and unusual currents, impacting boats, harbors, and piers. It's not a surf wave. Stay away from the coast in the Advisory area.

@JayDook it's the ground shaking (Rayleigh wave) being recorded at that buoy. It's not a water signal.