To plan an evacuation route, use the Tsunami Hazard Map to determine if you live or work in a hazard “yellow zone” and how far you need to travel to reach a safer “green zone.” Bear in mind that you ...

The report relies on a recently updated, interactive map from the ... should be safe from tsunami. But those who live, work or recreate in a hazard zone should have an evacuation plan, especially ...

Northland’s tsunami evacuation maps have been updated with more accurate ... to have one of the highest vulnerabilities to tsunami hazards in the country. Because of this, Northland was one ...

The most recent risk assessment, outlined in maps published by the California Geological Survey, illustrate the devastation ...

Today’s drill, conducted by emergency services in conjunction with the Eureka National Weather Service and the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group, will incorporate reverse calling messages. This system ...

The updated maps — released to coincide with California's Tsunami Preparedness ... where mapped tsunami hazards have changed so that they can update their evacuation plans.” ...

The updated maps — released to coincide with California's Tsunami Preparedness ... where mapped tsunami hazards have changed so that they can update their evacuation plans.” ...

The updated maps — released to coincide with California's Tsunami Preparedness ... where mapped tsunami hazards have changed so that they can update their evacuation plans.” ...

March 22-30 is Tsunami Preparedness Week in California. Usually, the main event of this Week on the North Coast is our Tsunami Communication Drill when we test the ability to issue a warning for a ...

Some sections of California's coast are considered vulnerable to tsunamis. Find out where those locations are and how to best prepare.

If you don't have prior knowledge of whether you're in a tsunami hazard zone, and no maps or evacuation signs are available, aim for spots 100 feet above sea level and as far as two miles away ...