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Marietta WA (closest station)

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Marietta, US
3:35 am, September 10, 2024
weather icon 53°F
L: 53° H: 56°
clear sky
Humidity 91 %
Pressure 23 inhg
Wind 0 mph
UV Index: 0
Precipitation: 0 inch
Visibility: 10 km
Sunrise: 6:41 am
Sunset: 7:33 pm
Daily ForecastHourly Forecast
Today
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53° / 56°°F 0 inch 0% 10 mph 90 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Tomorrow
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53° / 57°°F 0.04 inch 100% 11 mph 83 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Thu Sep 12
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53° / 58°°F 0 inch 0% 9 mph 84 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Fri Sep 13
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54° / 58°°F 0 inch 0% 11 mph 81 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Sat Sep 14
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55° / 58°°F 0.04 inch 91% 13 mph 92 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Sun Sep 15
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54° / 56°°F 0 inch 0% 6 mph 90 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Mon Sep 16
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52° / 57°°F 0 inch 0% 13 mph 83 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h
Tue Sep 17
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53° / 55°°F 0.04 inch 100% 14 mph 87 % 23 inhg 0 mm/h

Wind & Weather Prediction

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Tsunami Alerts for our Region

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Tsunami Frequently Asked Questions

NWS TsunamiReady® Program

Alarms / Testing

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Earthquake Tracking

Each listing is a link to the USGS Earthquakes Hazzard program and are updated every 30 minutes so you can get a direct link to an event.
The Tsunami Icon  is shown at major events in oceanic regions. The visibility of this icon does not indicate whether a tsunami has actually occurred or is about to occur. If this icon is visible, more actual information is available via the USGS website (with a link to NOAA –  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration).

USGS Significant Earthquakes, Past Week

Updated on Tue 10 Sep 03:35:38 (PDT)

Excellent article by NOAA – Cascadia Subduction Zone

The Cascadia Subduction Zone off the coast of North America spans from northern California to southern British Columbia. This subduction zone can produce earthquakes as large as magnitude 9 and corresponding tsunamis.
Source: Federal Emergency Management Agency

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Updated: 2024/02/01 @ 12:18 am Alan Krum

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