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Live Tsunami Alerts

A plain-English view of current tsunami messages from the official U.S. Tsunami Warning System. Use this page for awareness only; if you are near a coast, follow your local emergency authority.

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No active tsunami Warning, Watch or Advisory shown in the latest NTWC/PTWC feeds.

Last checked: 14/10/2026 12:07. Source: Tsunami.gov NTWC/PTWC feeds.

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Message NTWC

near the central Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Issued: 13/10/2026 13:36

Areas: near the central Mid-Atlantic Ridge

No tsunami threat indicated by this bulletin.

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Recent official messages

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Message NTWC

near the central Mid-Atlantic Ridge

13/10/2026 13:36

Event location: near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, a damaging tsunami is not expected. This will be the only U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center message for this event unless additional information becomes available. Refer to the internet site tsunami.gov for more information.

Areas: near the central Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Map point: -0.20, -19.20 — labelled latitude/longitude

Source: National Tsunami Warning Center
Message PTWC

CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE

13/10/2026 13:34

Areas: CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE

Map point: -0.20, -19.23 — labelled latitude/longitude

Source: Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
Tsunami warnings can change quickly. This page is for general monitoring only. For safety decisions, always follow official local emergency instructions and the latest Tsunami.gov bulletin.