Tsunamis in United States Today: Alerts and Recent Activity

Information about tsunamis in United States, the responsible authority, and official activity available on EarthSentra.

Integrated sources: PTWC (NOAA), NTWC (NOAA).

Tsunami alerts in United States today

GDE status No active national alert
Authority NOAA · National Tsunami Warning Center (NTWC) / Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC)
Official status GDE status: ⚪ Level unavailable
Updated No recent official update · Feed: 24/10/2026 05:26 UTC

Partial NOAA territorial coverage: this hub displays NTWC products; PTWC serves Hawaii and U.S. Pacific and Caribbean territories. NTWC status does not represent all U.S. areas. Check both official centers for your area.

Source: NOAA · National Tsunami Warning Center (NTWC) / Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC)

Regional tsunami assessment for United States

No recent event-linked regional assessment explicitly identifies this country. No recorded assessment does not mean there is no risk.

Map of United States

Areas with a tsunami alert in United States

There are currently no areas in United States with a recorded active official alert.

Official tsunami alerts and bulletins in United States

AssessmentScopeUTC time
GDE status: ⚪ Level unavailableRegional / basin24/10/2026 02:39
GDE status: 🟢 NormalRegional / basin24/10/2026 02:39

Previous tsunami bulletins in United States

Informational archive. These messages are outside the current operational window and do not by themselves represent a current alert.

AssessmentScopeUTC time
GDE status: ⚪ Level unavailableRegional / basin20/10/2026 10:45
GDE status: ⚪ Level unavailableRegional / basin20/10/2026 04:31
GDE status: ⚪ Level unavailableRegional / basin16/10/2026 03:47

How to interpret a tsunami alert in United States

NOAA · National Tsunami Warning Center (NTWC) / Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC)

NOAA operates NTWC and PTWC for tsunami monitoring and official products applicable to different U.S. territories; responsibility depends on the area.

National priority

When an official national assessment exists, it takes priority for that country over regional or international sources.

No inference

EarthSentra does not automatically turn an undersea earthquake or a regional bulletin into a national alert.

In an emergency, follow evacuation orders and official channels from local authorities. EarthSentra is an information service and does not replace official warning systems.

Historical tsunamis in United States

A selection of historical tsunamis with documented impact for United States from the integrated institutional catalogs.

DateEvent / locationCauseEQ mag.Max run-upDeaths
2025-08-10TRACY ARM, AKLandslide—481.00 m—
2024-11-17COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY, WALandslide—14.33 m—
2024-08-07PEDERSEN LAGOON, AKLandslide—62.00 m—
2015-10-18TAAN FJORD, AKLandslide—193.00 m—
2009-08-25COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY, WALandslide—3.60 m—
2009-01-16COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY, WALandslide—9.00 m—
2008-10-28MAINEMeteorological—3.60 m—
1994-11-04SKAGWAY, AKLandslide—9.00 m1
1989-10-18N. CALIFORNIAEarthquakeM6.91.00 m62
1980-05-18WASHINGTONVolcano and Landslide—250.00 m61

Public selection of notable historical tsunamis in United States, derived from the institutional NOAA/NCEI catalogue. The complete catalogue retains 292 certified records; this chronology shows country-origin events meeting documentary impact criteria. Missing values are never invented.

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Is there a tsunami warning in the United States today?

Check whether a tsunami warning in the United States today is active, which coastal areas are included in official bulletins and how the assessment is changing. Alaska, Hawaii and the U.S. Pacific Coast are key areas for tsunami monitoring.

How to check the current risk

Review the latest official status, affected area and bulletin time. A precautionary watch can change or be cancelled as new measurements become available.

See also tsunami alerts today and recent earthquakes.

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