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This National Preparedness Month, S&T’s Kathryn Coulter Mitchell urges everyone to make emergency plans for their family so we can most effectively handle whatever challenges come our way. bit.ly/3DGjUbx #BeReady
Preparedness Month
Some folks have asked me, "Why should we be concerned about policy?"
The reason is that policy defines actions and priorities!
This is a serious and important topic. Don't forget to sign up and attend today's webinar.
🐝 there or be ⏹️
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Aloe there!
Just here to leaf a quick reminder that when the ground shakes, the best way to stay safe is to Drop, Cover, and Hold On under something sturdy!
Then plant yourself there until the shaking stops!
REMINDER!
This will be a fantastic webinar and it's tomorrow. Sign up now!
I'm told, "either be there or be square!"
RSVP NOW Resilience Policies 2.0 webinar next Wed 9/15 11a-12:30p Pac! @OptimumSeismic Seeing horrible impacts from Hurricane Ida to western wildfires, there's no better time for action. Panelists @fionama Amanda Siok @FEMARegion10 @RyanKerstingSE conta.cc/3tprTVm
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Copernicus #Sentinel2 imagery reveals extensive #landslides near the fault rupture of yesterday's M7.2 #earthquake in western #Haiti. Comparison with previous (Aug 9) image.
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What a difference a decade makes. Dedicated earthquake professionals in Haiti now operate a local seismic network that gives us a view of aftershocks down to M3s. The jury is out on direction of rupture, but aftershocks sure suggest mostly unilateral to the west.
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Jeremie, Haiti 🇭🇹 after M7.0 this morning
#PrayforHaiti 😞
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In the past 2.5 weeks we've had a M8.2 in Alaska, a M8.1 in the South Pacific, and a M7.2 in Haiti. A thread 1/
8/18 from 3 to 4 pm Moutain time!!!!!! Come learn from professionals engaged in planning for sustainability, equity, and resilience, as well as hear professional development advice! Hosted by @APASCD @uofuplanning.
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Message #4 from @NWS_NTWC. Max tsunami height forecasted to be under 1 foot at the following locations: tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2021…
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Large earthquakes in Alaska are common. Last night's quake was on the same subduction zone that hosted the 2nd largest eq (M9.2) recorded on modern instrumentation in March 1964. If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the story about the 1964 earthquake. ow.ly/shNB50FG9Rp
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Based on all available data, the tsunami watch has been cancelled for Hawaii.
#tsunamiwatchcancelled #BePrepared #KnowYourHazards
Tsunami warnings associated with the 8.2M off the coast of AK earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua…
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If you have damage to report, please contact your local emergency manager or relay to your local National Weather Service office.
Remember, strong currents may remain a danger for several hours after unusual waves appear to settle.
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Need a strategy for URM buildings in your community? Sign up for our "Road Map to Action for Earthquake Country" webinar in partnership with @UtahEmergency @ReaveleyEng @bereadyslc #FixTheBricks, @UofUPlanning @femaregion8 crew.org/wasatchurmstrategy/ #EMGTwitter
Many thanks to @USResiliency for putting together the excellent panel today!
If you weren't able to watch it live (and even if you were!) you can check out episodes of this series at: usrc.org/the-resilience-adva…
Resilience obliges us to act now. Our latest #ResilienceAdvantage webinar LIVE STREAMING TODAY @11a Pacific: youtube.com/watch?v=LEG7N5fH… @carlosonhousing @Asm_Nazarian @wsspc @OptimumSeismic @BizFed @LAEDC
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We have reviewed a magnitude 3.3 event at 07:12 AM, 23 miles deep and 13 miles NNW of Elmendorf AFB.
This earthquake was felt in Anchorage and surrounding communities.
The event page is available at earthquake.alaska.edu/event/…
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Do high temperatures make you feel like melting? To see how glaciers in @GlacierNPS have responded to climate warming, browse @USGS #RepeatPhotography Project photo collection: ow.ly/gS1w50FACuj.
More info: ow.ly/diiT50FACuk
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