How can I find out about tsunamis?
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Question: How can I find out about tsunamis?

Answer:

In the United States, NOAA is the primary agency tasked with the responsibility of tsunami warning. Through the National Weather Service, NOAA operates two tsunami warning centers.

For information on current or recent tsunamis, try:

Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center

Recent Events - from the University of Washington
Database of tsunami information - from NOAA

Other organizations in tsunami monitoring and research include:

For information on tsunami hazard mitigation:

(UC Berkeley)

Source of this FAQ:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/faq/plates.html

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