Tsunami!
Tsunami Alert in San Francisco - if there is one, it's will hit the bay at 9:24 tonight..
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1 comment:
The warning map (is 4 still KRON?)
had some interesting points -
aside from the freeway drawings, I wonder about their choice of inland cities to name: other than that they seem to be spaced away from each other, I'm not sure why Great Falls, Boise, Denver, Casper, Fargo, Lubbock and Houston would be chosen. According to Wikipedia, Casper has a population under 50,000, Great Falls is famous for having the "shortest river in the world", and Lubbock is "0.09% water".
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