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Geologists map 9.0 magnitude quake's impact on the Cascadia subduction zone -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Geologists map 9.0 magnitude quake's impact on the Cascadia subduction zone -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net

New maps through a study by geologists with the Washington Geological Survey division of the Washington Department of Natural Resources show that a 9.0 magnitude earthquake could be devastating to the state's coastlines and roadways, including...

Source: sott.net
Need a Romantic Getaway? Try These Car Camping Destinations for Two - Vimarsana News

Need a Romantic Getaway? Try These Car Camping Destinations for Two

These are the best car camping destinations in California, Oregon, and Washington.

Source: sunset.com
New study details 'startling' effect large tsunami would have on Western Washington - Vimarsana News

New study details 'startling' effect large tsunami would have on Western Washington

A new study from the Department of Natural Resources details the devastating effect a large tsunami would have on the state's coastal areas.

After mega-quake, tsunami would arrive quickly - Vimarsana News

After mega-quake, tsunami would arrive quickly

Tacoma — Last weekend’s undersea volcanic explosion near Tonga devastated the island nation and sent small tsunami waves to Washington’s ocean coast. Those waves took about 12 hours to reach the state and gave residents plenty of time to prepare if they had been bigger.

How quickly tsunami waves could move after a major earthquake - Vimarsana News

How quickly tsunami waves could move after a major earthquake

Some coastal Washington towns could be inundated by 30, 40 or 50 feet of water depending on the location in the event of a major earthquake.

Source: king5.com