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Heavy rain highlights landslide danger in western Washington and efforts to prevent them
Earthquakes
Alaska earthquake reminder that tsunamis triggered by quakes can reach Washington
If an Alaskan earthquake triggers a tsunami that could hit Washington, residents would have a few hours to seek higher ground.
Earthquakes
Washington scientists study 'silent quakes' to possibly track bigger earthquakes
Collectively, the tiny earthquakes move enough to slightly change the surface of the earth near them.
Earthquakes
Washington scientists study 'silent quakes' to possibly track bigger earthquakes
These silent quakes release the equivalent energy of a magnitude 6 earthquake, in the range of the Nisqually earthquake which occurred nearly 20 years ago.
Wildfire
Recreation areas in Eastern Washington close as wildfires spread
A burn ban has also been enacted on all forestland under the Department of Natural Resources' fire protection.
Disaster
Simulations show tsunami from 9.0 earthquake hitting Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay
New tsunami simulations show which parts of Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay could see severe flooding from a magnitude 9 earthquake off the coast.
Disaster
Raw: Tsunami simulations for Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay
Washington State Department of Natural Resources tsunami simulations show the impact of a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake on Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay.
Disaster
Tsunami simulations for Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay released
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources released tsunami simulations that show the impact of a magnitude 9 earthquake on Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay.
Earthquakes
Washington lab gets NASA grant for earthquake and tsunami warnings
NASA awarded the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array (PANGA), based at Central Washington University, with a grant for earthquake and tsunami warnings.
Earthquakes
Alaska earthquake provides valuable insight for Pacific Northwest scientists
The greater frequency of these Alaskan quakes helps scientists understand the signals to look for before the next one strikes.
Earthquakes
Coronavirus pandemic delays rollout of ShakeAlert earthquake warning app
The ShakeAlert earthquake warning system was expected to be available to the public in October 2020, but it's now delayed until 2021 due to the pandemic.
Accuweather
How to prepare for a wildfire evacuation during the COVID-19 pandemic
The coronavirus is changing the way people can expect to shelter from wildfires this year.
Earthquakes
Alaska earthquake reminder that tsunamis triggered by quakes can reach Washington
If an Alaskan earthquake triggers a tsunami that could hit Washington, residents would have a few hours to seek higher ground.
Earthquakes
Washington scientists study 'silent quakes' to possibly track bigger earthquakes
Collectively, the tiny earthquakes move enough to slightly change the surface of the earth near them.
Earthquakes
Washington scientists study 'silent quakes' to possibly track bigger earthquakes
These silent quakes release the equivalent energy of a magnitude 6 earthquake, in the range of the Nisqually earthquake which occurred nearly 20 years ago.
Wildfire
Recreation areas in Eastern Washington close as wildfires spread
A burn ban has also been enacted on all forestland under the Department of Natural Resources' fire protection.
Disaster
Simulations show tsunami from 9.0 earthquake hitting Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay
New tsunami simulations show which parts of Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay could see severe flooding from a magnitude 9 earthquake off the coast.
Disaster
Raw: Tsunami simulations for Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay
Washington State Department of Natural Resources tsunami simulations show the impact of a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake on Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay.
Disaster
Tsunami simulations for Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay released
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources released tsunami simulations that show the impact of a magnitude 9 earthquake on Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay.
Earthquakes
Washington lab gets NASA grant for earthquake and tsunami warnings
NASA awarded the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array (PANGA), based at Central Washington University, with a grant for earthquake and tsunami warnings.
Earthquakes
Alaska earthquake provides valuable insight for Pacific Northwest scientists
The greater frequency of these Alaskan quakes helps scientists understand the signals to look for before the next one strikes.
Earthquakes
Coronavirus pandemic delays rollout of ShakeAlert earthquake warning app
The ShakeAlert earthquake warning system was expected to be available to the public in October 2020, but it's now delayed until 2021 due to the pandemic.
Accuweather
How to prepare for a wildfire evacuation during the COVID-19 pandemic
The coronavirus is changing the way people can expect to shelter from wildfires this year.
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