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UPDATE from the National Weather Service as of 11:05 am PST on July 30, 2025

Tsunami Advisory has been Cancelled for the Bay Area and Central Coast

While the Tsunami Advisory remains in effect for portions of the California Coast, the Tsunami Advisory has been canceled for the Bay Area and Central Coast.  Even though levels have fallen below advisory, the ocean will continue to be dynamic and dangerous, as
 

  • The water levels will continue to fluctuate.
  • Strong ocean currents will continue to be possible.
  • While coastal areas, beaches and waterways are now open, please remain aware of your surroundings.

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As of this morning (Wednesday, July 30), the Tsunami Advisory remains in effect. Guidance is to stay away from the water today.

See more at ReadySF | SF.gov or NWS San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Please note that there is no concern for any of the SFSU campuses at this time.

**updated Wednesday, July 30 at 07:00am**

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-- INITIAL POST FROM 7/29/25 at 7:09pm BELOW --

A Tsunami Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service at 6:50pm on Tuesday, July 29, 2025. See more information here: 

Please note that there is no concern for any of the SFSU campuses at this time.

From : Due to the 8.7 earthquake in Kamchatka, Russia, the National Tsunami Warning Center has issued a Tsunami Advisory that includes San Francisco. Dangerous currents are expected to begin at 12:40am tonight (7/30) and may last for many hours. Move away from all San Francisco beaches, harbor or marina docks, or piers now.