Tsunami Alert Canceled After 7.0 Earthquake Shakes Northern California

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A tsunami warning was issued and then quickly canceled for Northern California's coast following a magnitude 7 earthquake off Humboldt County. The alert prompted evacuations as officials prioritized safety, despite the lack of immediate confirmation of a tsunami. The warning was canceled after monitoring showed no major tsunami threat, though a small wave was detected. Officials emphasized the importance of preparedness and quick response to potential tsunamis, even if they don't materialize.
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