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Think tsunamis can only affect the Pacific Coast? Think again. Over 2.5 M people live in US East Coast tsunami hazard zones, including 1M in New York and 600K in Florida https://sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212420925003358 . Click for FREE US East Coast Tsunami Risk Mapping Assistance https://nesec.org/mapyourriskapply/

A M4.4 earthquake occurred today epicentered in the St. Lawrence Seaway. The Seaway is not considered the ocean, and events of this size cannot generate tsunamis. A good reminder that seismic activity occurs across eastern North America.
https://buff.ly/a4lFtxE

A M2.4 earthquake occurred in the Chesapeake Bay area today.
No impacts expected, but it’s a good reminder that the East Coast does experience seismic activity.

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M 1.7 Earthquake NE of Asheville, North Carolina
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/se60505673/executive

History Reminds Us That Rare Doesn’t Mean It Can’t Happen Here!
In 1929, the Grand Banks Tsunami killed 27 and devastated coastal communities in Newfoundland, Canada. The tsunami waves were recorded all along the US East Coast as far south as Charleston, SC