M7.4 - 700 km NE of Gisborne 19/06/20

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tgsnoopy
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M7.4 - 700 km NE of Gisborne 19/06/20

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A bit off NZ, but a beauty none the less...
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https://www.geonet.org.nz/earthquake/drums
https://www.geonet.org.nz/earthquake/2020p458203
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Awhituobs
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Re: 7.4 Baby!

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was there any threat of a tsunami?
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Re: M7.4 - 700 km NE of Gisborne 19/06/20

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Loud and clear on my seismic device. My private network worked out at a M7.2. 20cm tsunami at Great Barrier Island.
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Re: M7.4 - 700 km NE of Gisborne 19/06/20

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wow. if that had been closer im sure things would of been catastrophic.
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Re: M7.4 - 700 km NE of Gisborne 19/06/20

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I see there was a 20cm tsunami great barrier island
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