🚨 California Tsunami Alert After 8.8 Earthquake Near Russia

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triggered a tsunami alert along the entire California coastline. From the Mexican border to the Oregon line, coastal residents are urged to stay alert and be ready to evacuate if needed.  In this video, we break down everything you need to know:  What a tsunami warning vs. advisory really means  Which areas of California are most at risk  Why the second or third wave could be the most dangerous  How long tsunami conditions can last (it's longer than you think)  Emergency kit checklist and evacuation tips from Cal OES  🌊 Tsunamis are unpredictable, and conditions can change fast. Make sure you're prepared, informed, and ready to act. Don’t wait for the next wave to take you by surprise.  👍 Like this video if you find it helpful 🔔 Follow for breaking weather alerts, emergency preparedness, and real-time updates 💬 Comment below with your location and how you're preparing!  #TsunamiWarning #CaliforniaTsunami #EarthquakeNews #EmergencyPreparedness #CalOES #NOAA

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00:00A tsunami advisory is currently in effect for the entire California coastline

00:05after a powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Russia.

00:11It's crucial to understand that tsunamis often arrive in multiple waves,

00:16and the first one may not be the largest.

00:19Hazardous tsunami conditions can persist for several hours or even days after the initial wave.

00:25Coastal residents are urged to stay alert, monitor official updates,

00:30and follow all evacuation orders or safety instructions from local authorities.

00:35The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services is working closely with coastal regions

00:41to coordinate response efforts and keep the public informed.

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