A magnitude 7.3 earthquake occurred off Alaska's southern coast, leading to a tsunami advisory that spanned approximately 700 miles. Even though the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration initially issued a tsunami warning, it was later downgraded. Communities such as Kodiak, Unalaska, and King Cove received alerts for potential evacuations. Residents were advised to move to higher ground as a precaution. Subsequent evaluations confirmed no immediate danger to Washington state, and no damage was reported in affected areas following the event.
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck Alaska's southern coast, prompting a tsunami advisory that covered a 700-mile stretch and affected several communities.
Despite initial concerns over a tsunami, Alaska’s emergency management division reported no damage from the earthquake and urged residents to evacuate to higher ground.
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