EAS Scenario #19: East Coast Tsunami

[@DCONightingale]

A 9.8 earthquake on the east coast would cause catastrophic damage. But on the west coast, it’s just called Tuesday.

[@Hadfield15]

DCO Nightingale where are the sirens for the catastrophic danger warning from?

[@DCONightingale]

Galactic Gaming I’m not sure if there are earthquake sirens, such as there are air raid and tornado sirens. If you hear sirens, it’s always either a fire, tornado, or incoming missiles.

[@Hadfield15]

DCO Nightingale Ik, but I was wondering where he got the siren for the catastrophic danger warning

[@DCONightingale]

Galactic Gaming Oh, that’s the Silent Hill siren. It’s from the game Silent Hill, where the siren warns of a transition of the overworld. That siren is purely fictional, but sounds very convincing.

[@JustAPaperface]

Woof

[@jacobholt4354]

This stuff scares me sometimes, but i can't stop watching them! WHY?

[@freeshooter4084]

J Schmidtetter same

[@aeronjamesocampo4082]

J Schmidtetter Me Too As Well

[@brentonwheelock4021]

Me to me to

[@evilghostalt1321]

S A M E

[@thenewyorkkid1234]

J Schmidtetter same

[@MissQuakie]

"Tsunamis are large waves that are not surfable." *Hold my Beer*

[@chronicallylovecats2881]

I mean technically you could... whether or not you should

[@chronicallylovecats2881]

it Is a wave of water... if you're a good enough surfer you could do it ...whether you should I dont advocate you doing it

[@Swagtastic22-r9l]

Feminism is caner? Hold my beer

[@MasterOfViewership]

WE have nothing to worry about here in New York. Statue of Liberty: Hold my torch and tablet

[@dembuckeyes]

Tsunamis are very wet.... Sounds like somethin trump would say

[@glitteringpeachy]

"If you are in the area right now, you will face certian death." Well thats a nice way of letting someone know they are going to die.

[@lcruzjr1971]

BubblyStrawberry you misspelled “certain”

[@oddnoobswe1977]

Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool. Ikr

[@oddnoobswe1977]

BubblyStrawberry yeah ikr and specially when things are at worst

[@Aussie_Spartan]

Your profile pic matches the comment PERFECTLY.

[@Max_Proto]

i honestly can say that is possibly the only way to say that.

[@lordpeanut5095]

"Speed limits on highways are now 150 miles per hour" *Running in the 90s intensifies.*

[@brickpodRBLX]

am vtec bruv pro and i will the outspeed the tsunami

[@dylanattix2765]

Y'ALL READY TO GET FUNKY?!

[@Josh_Wright]

Imagine you're going 155 to get to safety and you get fined lmfao

[@collin9420]

Ocean man, take me by the hand, lead me to the land that you understand Ocean man, the voyage to the corner of the globe is a real trip Ocean man, the crust of a tan man imbibed by the sand Soaking up the thirst of the land Ocean man, can you see through the wonder of amazement at the oberman Ocean man, the crust is elusive when it casts forth to the childlike man Ocean man, the sequence of a life form braised in the sand Soaking up the thirst of the land Ocean man, ocean man Ocean man Ocean man, take me by the hand, lead me to the land that you understand Ocean man, the voyage to the corner of the globe is a real trip Ocean man, the crust of a tan man imbibed by the sand Soaking up the thirst of the land Ocean man, can you see through the wonder of amazement at the oberman Ocean man, the crust is elusive when it casts forth to the childlike man Ocean man, the sequence of a life form braised in the sand Soaking up the thirst of the land Ocean man

[@lordprime25]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoO2hqirlKukftE It makes it better

[@abbywhitt2736]

Yes!!

[@zv3zd525]

Why.

[@DAJTheYouTuber_2007]

Ocean Man?Who Singed That?

[@DaveA41]

Collin, you got too much time on your hands

[@HymnalPerversion]

Not surf-able, eh?! We'll see about that!! *grabs surf borad*

[@OrangeLord_]

TheWorldNeedsLove This is where the fun begins.

[@Max_Proto]

see ya in hell buddy.

[@kris5963]

"borad"

[@koroblynxthe13th75]

Kyogre: This'll be FUN!

[@NoisyKnuckles]

B O R A D

[@ryanreynolds6704]

Yeah the entire east coast population on the highway at the same time, that'l work!

[@pancake7408]

It would suck to be near NJ drivers in this case.

[@natebrown3635]

Sucks to MD... we got idiots on our roads

[@beansmggee9948]

DC traffic too

[@iiomqpandaa8875]

SC traffic too. I'm from Maryland and drivers aren't that bad. But south Carolina has a bunch of idiot drivers

[@abouttime4428]

Imagine being on the NJ turnpike.... u might as well drive yourself into the tsunami

[@Lightacre.]

10,000ft??? Boeing pilot: and if you look out your window now youll see a massive wave fucking up all kinds of shit and wrecking face.

[@oddnoobswe1977]

Jacob Chap xD

[@Spunow]

Lol

[@trippymoredd3016]

Somewhat of a Jacksepticeye reference?

[@Owoshi]

10,000 foot Tsunami? I'm not sure how that would be even possible. The largest tsunami measured less than 2,000 feet.

[@cmdrgraves]

maybe if a 12 or 11 point earthquake happened underwater or if a giant island collapsed underwater than maybe this happened

[@WheelerYT]

It is something that would be like an end of the world thing probably

[@joshuamercer7082]

ann richter43 That's impossible.

[@cmdrgraves]

of course,its just a fiction.

[@w6ckhardt]

a tsunami that big would make the entire united states history

[@supersonicfan990]

" It is too late to evacuate " *Highways are now 150 miles an hour so you can escape* But you just said...?

[@squidsofty8507]

CannibalUnicorn I think it meant as in the people that are already evacuating

[@yourmexicanjuan6030]

He said that if you can get supplies ready in 5 minutes do so now

[@bluegame0124]

Some vehicals can still go beyond that speed limit these vehicles include, Some models of mustangs, and most models of motorcycles

[@dinosaurdude3441]

@@bluegame0124 what about my mom's crappy van

[@noah2523]

What if say “Highways are now the highest speed you can so you can escape”

[@Shinyarc]

700 mph? That thing would’ve nearly broken the sound barrier

[@deformedmau5]

To break the sound barrier, anything will have to move at a speed faster than 1,000 miles an hour. It will also have to have a sound level of 300.53 dB, which would sound really loud.

[@ARofficial1]

Imagine the engine used to achieve that in a car

[@insertcreativenamehere7377]

700 mph isn't all that unrealistic, especially if it were a a large tsunami. 10,000ft however is unrealistic lol

[@MotherCanucker6625]

Military jets can do that the SR-71 is the fastest plane ever built

[@mr.noobser5692]

@@MotherCanucker6625 Every military jet excluding cargo planes and some bombers can casually fly past mach 1

[@pancake7408]

"All speed limits on the highways are 150 MPH so you can escape" LMAO

[@zuzuke..]

People in lamborghinis and sports cars: I paid for the whole speedometer ima use the whole speedometer

[@ShorkBoi]

@@zuzuke.. Yup

[@cmdrgraves]

"You will now live in Washington,Oregon and California for a very long time." Wait,how can we live here when there was 2 tsunamis with the height of 1 mile?

[@jasonnation3205]

ann richter43 And Hurricane Jessica hit two months ago

[@maccusgamer2413]

East coast Residents:We can't go tithe west coast,how 'bout we move to states like Alabama,Arkansas,Louisiana,Mississippi,and Tennessee

[@cmdrgraves]

and then a tornado strikes these. East coast Residents:SHIT,i think its time to move to Canada!

[@bunghole47]

lutzelsholz04 and then Canada goes through a new ice age

[@pixilno]

@@bunghole47welp, time for the midwest! put on your overalls and be prepared to eat corn and learn to say ope :)

[@Nothingness886]

as scary as this scenario is, there's a few errors with this scenario that would render it impossible to occur. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1: a underwater earthquake of this magnitude would NOT generate a Megatsunami of this height (or a Megatsunami at all). Both the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami & 2011 Tohoku Tsunamis were generated by underwater Earthquakes of this magnitude, and they generated waves 100-133 feet high (50-60 feet being the smallest). The largest Megatsunami in recent history was the one that occurred in Lituya Bay back in 1958 with a height of 1720 feet. not even the Canary Islands volcano erupting, thus triggering a landslide followed by a Megatsunami that would demolish the east coast in the future wouldn't even generate a wave of 10,000 feet. For a Megatsunami for that size to occur, an asteroid/meteorite would have to hit the ocean (like what happened in the movie "Deep Impact" for example.) 2: Should an earthquake off the coast of Wilmington occur, it WOULD generate a Tsunami roughly the same size or so as the 2004/2011 Tsunamis. Not only would Wilmington be in danger, but nearby coastlines as well (South Carolina, Georgia, Flordia, etc.) When the tsunami does hit land, the areas do sustain damage with lives being lost, the east coast would still be active none-the-less. 3: Finally, IF the earthquake did trigger a 10,000 foot Megatsunami going 700 MPH, there is NO WAY in hell that people on the east coast would be able to evacuate in time in just an hour alone, the mass panic and traffic jams would make it impossible. easily the east coast would be devoid of all life after the wave made landfall.

[@Nothingness886]

still though, seems VERY far-fetched.

[@youdontknowwhoiam2449]

InfamousMan i still respect your research/ general understandimg of the topic tho

[@Nothingness886]

thanks m8

[@lindsaytang1017]

Beat me though, nice job. Even a asteroid impact wouldnt get a tsunami that high if it is under 10 km and if it did it would move slower and we would die its Mach 0.9

[@star.set76]

You do realize this isn't meant to be nonfictional, right?

[@lcruzjr1971]

WARNING: Do not try this at home

[@jakem5689]

I'll make sure not to create a 10,000 foot high tsunami. I like my home haha.

[@peterdhanl.s.1861]

COMMON SENSE

[@ardaakici9464]

Probably because some idiots who have little enough common sense would try to do that. They better not try this at home

[@yx4v]

💀

[@TheJEDIBRANDON]

“You may not return home since there is literally no home to return to.” I’m dead🤣

[@jpower1983]

10,000 foot Tsunami? Did a meteor hit the earth? Did someone dump the entire US nuclear arsenal in the Atlantic? What the hell happened to cause a Tsunami that massive?

[@tguns1]

Atlantis resurfaced. Lol

[@bluegame0124]

A 9.8 magnitude earthquake occurred

[@hey_itz_jess]

Jpower well they have been studying a volcano off the west coast of Africa. They say if it erupted one more time half of the mountain would collapse at speeds to 100km. Thousands of tons of rock will fall into the ocean. It may cause a tsunami as high as 600 meters high. It would grow smaller crossing the ocean about 20 meters when it hits US east coast. I’m just taking a guess it was this mountain that caused the tsunami lol (mount Palma). It hasn’t happened yet. But people have been having visions. But lucky for meh I live on the west coast

[@Peyethon]

Jess boi 123 10,000 feet is over 3000 meters lol

[@funibikeman6769]

That’s half the size of Mount Everest

[@mauricioguzman2001]

When you receive a catastrophic danger warning, you know that you are done.

[@CR7FAN1799]

I agree.

[@Spectre-ni1hv]

Guy evacuating:drives 151 miles and hour Cop:PULL OVER

[@Gavinosborne.]

Welcome to your new home, UNDERWATERVILLE

[@nullwood6630]

BIKINI BOTTOM

[@JustAPaperface]

10,000 FEET Imagine being in a plane ok, Then seeing this GIANT BLUE WALL TWICE THE CRUISING HEIGHT OF YOUR PLANE. THIS TSUNAMI'S PEAK IS HIGHER THAN MOST CLOUDS, AND ABOIT A FOURTH OF THE WAY TO THE TROPHOSPHERE

[@megan5616]

Skadoosh9001 That’s....a scary thought!

[@mauricioguzman2001]

Skadoosh9001 Dude, airplanes travel higher. Commercial airplanes fly between 10-12 kilometers high (between 32,000 and 39,000 feet). If a tsunami is twice the cruising height of a plane, the height of this megahipergigantic tsunami would be almost 24-25 kilometers high (between 78000 and 82000 feet). At that height, you already passed the troposphere. The tsunami would have the height of the zone when the STRATOSPHERE begins. That’s HUGE! And maybe on this situation, Earth would be fucking obliterated. However in this situation, the tsunami has a height of 10000 feet high (3 kilometers approximately). That is the average altitude for skydiving. If you were on a plane, you could perfectly see the tsunami down below you, but wouldn’t do anything to you as you are right now at your plane 3 times higher than the tsunami completely save.

[@jimbo5223]

I suggest that you do EAS scenario with rabid animals like rabid lions and tigers and bears etc. yes I know lions Tigers and bears oh my lol

[@lunarequine7734]

Jimmy Schwarzenegger I was about to comment "lions and tigers and bears oh my" but you beat me to it

[@thomassummers5438]

He doesn't take requests

[@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021]

Jimmy Schwarzenegger lions tigers & bears oh my! the saying from the Wizard of Oz

[@robloxnoob8053]

Rabids invasion 🐰

[@AmyraCarter]

Talking about a wave that reaches the same height as a thunderstorm here, for reference. Also, a wave that is over four thousand miles in width. As much as I appreciate the shock factor involved in this, that is a lot of water being displaced, and it would require emptying out a good forty percent of ALL ocean water in order to happen. I don't think that even an asteroid impact could accomplish this, let alone an earthquake. There's also the fact that the epicenter of the earthquake was closer to the land mass the wave affected, and in most cases, the displacement will cause the direction of the wave to head out towards greater volumes of water rather than away from it. So, in reality, (most likely) RIP Europe. Okay, so there's the part about the width of the wave being the entirety of the East Coast. One known fact about tsunami waves is that they are pinpoint, rather than spread. What that means is that the one wave would actually be many smaller waves headed in the same general direction. The likelihood of such is less than one in a million. It would also require multiple sources of displacement, which of course, a single earthquake could provide with several powerful aftershocks. However, that would create a fan effect, not a spread. Then there's the movement speed. 700 MPH? That's the speed of sound, and for a wall of water to be able to move that fast, especially given the absolute size, it would have to be assisted by hurricane force winds. To put it in perspective, the most recent tsunamis had an average speed of 80 MPH, and that's about as fast as these things can move (but that is still relatively fast). Now, for the displacement as the water moves inland. Let us say that the height of the wall of water remained at ten thousand feet upon landfall (if the wall of water started out about five hundred miles off the coast the height would likely drop by at least four percent), the land itself is going to displace the water, and it will decrease the height of the wall significantly. High structures, mountains and such will further displace the water. After a while, the water speed will also slow, and displace even faster. Now, how long the process of excessive tidal inflow will take to revert to outflow, that can vary, but for something like this, I'd give the total distance traveled in one direction to be about a thousand miles or so, before the wall becomes a pool, and recesses. It'd take about a week before the water recessed completely, and though there would be significant erosion, the most likely scenario would be a massive rebuilding of structures. One thing to keep in mind about tidal waves and tsunamis is that they are semi-triangular shaped; the height of the wave tapers down its' width. A single tsunami wave with a height of 10,000 feet and is four thousand miles wide would most certainly not be ten thousand feet high across the entire width. Phew. Goodness, that took a while to explain. But hey, I know what you're doing here, and I'm sure that these warnings are quite accurate, though I'm not sure about a female auto-speech doing any announcing (at least I've not heard such myself).

[@catstench]

I’m poor as hell and live in Virginia I ain’t gonna live anywhere for awhile :’)

[@chipslord1013]

emilianos garlic I live in virginia too :) but I’m near Arlington so my house will be underwater :(

[@Hdhehehe27]

My house won’t be underwater😽

[@coopersweeney1336]

There goes my house... and everything in it... Fortunatley, a mega tsunami like this is extremely unlikely. Still, I love your scenarios. I believe tsunami advisories are known as tsunami alerts, though.

[@egglord7736]

I love how flat out they put everything. "Everyone in these areas were killed." "You face certain death if you're in this area" "Since they literally have no home to return to." Great way to avoid mass hysteria and panic, am I right?

[@natashad6]

i live on the east coast sooooo im doomed and I WILL NOT LEAVE MY XBOX BEHIND!!!NEVER😬😬😬😬😬

[@brandonn.410]

Anything Really lol😂😂😂😂 i feel u on so many levels

[@oddnoobswe1977]

Anything Really well yea it should: be a gamer always goes down with its xbox. Not: a captain always goes down with its ship.

[@s0larisyt]

It's fake.

[@dankerlordx2884]

You're an idiot.

[@OortCloud]

What's more important, saving your life or your stupid Xbox?

[@luisa1231]

You should do a World War 3 EAS scenario,it should be a good one👌

[@goldwolfgamer888x8]

Ww3 is to unrealistic more like Korean War 2

[@Hadfield15]

Luis A where are the sirens for the catastrophic danger warning from?

[@shreddergamer7519]

Silent hill

[@AmyraCarter]

Scenario 29.

[@popcornegg4405]

Galactic Gaming silent hill

[@lth9282]

"You will now live in Washington, Oregon, and California for a very long time." *(Suddenly, a giant tsunami crashes into the West Coast and completely sinks it.)*

[@trippymoredd3016]

You will now live in the Midwest for a very long time. (Suddenly, a mega tornado strikes the Midwest and completely destroys it)

[@mariaboulerisse6022]

I love how realistic this is, love the dedication, amazing job!

[@BlackWolf-xt5kq]

Rip me, I didn't evacuate in time :(

[@thewestwind_]

Angela Gamer Can’t tell if this is r/wooosh or you’re just Captain Obvious

[@alvarodm]

Lovette Gamer r/woooosh

[@rico89561]

Black Wolf lel

[@patriciacatalano3436]

No one did Black Wolf, we were all watching the video.

[@t_aikutsu]

@@itzamielovegames7289 r/woooosh

[@STBKSalty]

5:36 I think it should say on the east coast where it's too late to evacuate "This station will now cease transmission"

[@jimbo5223]

Or maybe even a cloverfield monster please Edit: i mean the cloverfield monster

[@cletecook1447]

Jimmy Schwarzenegger what is that I live in the south

[@kirbyppg]

It's an giant alien monster from this movie.

[@UrsusTheodorusdoesGameShows]

I took a natural disasters class in college; this was one of the hypothetical disasters we studied.

[@dtatop]

Everybody Gangster till you pause and still hear it

[@megarollxrgmbroadcasting91]

NOOO THE ORIGINAL 6 NHL TEAMS!!

[@AMT1345]

It’s only New York Boston so not worried

[@megarollxrgmbroadcasting91]

@@AMT1345 cries in Boston fan

[@alexandravillamizar4663]

“It’s over tsunami, I have the high ground!” *Hold My Beer*

[@LifeofAriana578]

XD

[@pancake7408]

the eas is just hilarious "you may not return home, since there is no home to return to" "you will live in california, washington or oregon for a very long time"

[@elianasumler8922]

West coast have Tsunamis to If i evacuate the East coast from the Tsunami and its gonna hurt so much to live there all your memories or shattered and the next thing you will have to push yourself off the edge and you keep having flashbacks 😥 till you wake up screaming

[@elizawalker05]

And you posted this on my birthday ❤️

[@kaizo7220]

Oh thank god Michigan didn't get hit. I was worried to was a little to much to the east

[@emilycomeau4662]

Adam XD Michigan isn't even in the east lmao its in the midwest

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

cirmyカーディー it goes that far I guess

[@shreddergamer7519]

What about New York

[@TheDixieDerg]

My town would be a coastal town if this happened

[@dussaal]

Adam XD same, I live in Michigan as well

[@Faraday1056]

omg. wilmington is 15 miles from me! well rip

[@Faraday1056]

also good video. we dont have many tornado sirens in nc btw

[@Ketere]

Nathan 379 miles away from me :P

[@dussaal]

i live in MI i could die but not certain

[@east8369]

Nathan i didnt think we had them at all?

[@east8369]

Nathan and for me, like over 50 miles almost

[@louie.nietoiv]

BOI YOUR VIDS ARE AWESOME

[@mikeloosemore6301]

This is why I love the old scenarios with the ridiculously funny alerts

[@winko567]

ummm what if you're living on the west coast of Florida?... would you be safe then?

[@rickybizzaro3966]

I live there and was also wondering.

[@Bunnybop]

winko567 Florida is still on the east side of the USA. There is no hope of survival. Not for me, or you.

[@lordpopo9236]

Oh crap I live in florida

[@NEC.railroad]

Nope

[@SlinkyCoil]

5:01 "this boi wont face sudden death, this boi will just fly to space down to Western South Carolina where it wont be affected and i will live for the rest of this bois life"

[@connorneely3458]

wl041204 YT Except for the M7.5 earthquake that happens the next day

[@SlinkyCoil]

then i will move again to a farther location

[@azelfdaboi5265]

How far west is western South Carolina though South Carolina isn't a large state, so I guarantee that places maybe as far up as Greenville would get flattened, way past the Columbia line

[@shreddergamer7519]

The siren for the catostophic danger warning is scary as hell

[@Vitor-gi5xo]

You know you're dead when there's a catastrophic danger warning

[@Hydr8Man]

1:33 who be sayin “you” in the subtitles

[@dankerlordx2884]

The sirens.

[@saltysnowflake5832]

Person IsUnique You

[@itsyahomegirl1568]

Person IsUnique, XD

[@joea.9969]

“Evacuate now” HOLD THE HELL ON I HAVE TO CARRRY THIS TYPEWRITER AND THIS 1950S TELEVISION OUT OF THE HOUSE *me if I were in this situation

[@mg3873]

Haha however this scenario is highly unlikely--the whole eastern seaboard evacuating within an hour? Highly unlikely.

[@Swagtastic22-r9l]

Not the TV or the typewriter, I'll grab my ak47, bug-out-bag and my Ford truck and say sayonara suckers!!!!

[@Gavinosborne.]

When catastrophic danger warning came, I could barely hear the person because the sirens were making 95% of the noise

[@samvoss6697]

“ you cannot go home, as there is literally no home to return to. You will in California, Oregon, and Washington for a very long time.” 😂

[@ArtieArchives]

New England would possibly survive since there is a ton of highways.

[@muhammedsoofi4971]

Artie Knight same with the mid Atlantic Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia that's what I considered Mid-atlantic

[@rickybizzaro3966]

Florida too. We don’t really have a lot of highways, just 4 giant ones

[@notyerbuddyguy5376]

Artie Knight YT Not when the tsunami is fucking the height of clouds

[@officialstrawberryfroggo]

‘Generated off the coast of Wilmington, North Carolina’ why must my state have to be first :.)

[@brandonn.410]

Knowing how catastrophic this event would be, people would definitely go to schools and nursing homes, ect.

[@RoadTo500Subscri]

*people going over 150 mph: oh yeah! Police: not in my town,you don’t!

[@HPSmugscraft]

Why go all the way to the West Coast? There's plenty of room in the Midwest

[@Bitzy]

Plz no we already have shit tons of homeless people from Chicago (because they send their homeless to our city) and it didn’t go well lol... Nah if this seriously happened though all are welcome

[@mg3873]

Logically speaking, this scenario is highly unlikely due to the Appalachian mountain chain. The mountains would provide some form of protection from a tsunami but the height and speed of this tsunami is one hundred percent, grade A horseshit of a EAS

[@witheredhouseplant]

“If you are in the area now, you will face certain death” well I’m in Maryland so goodbye everyone!!

[@popcornegg4405]

I’m in the Midwest so bye

[@yourdreampapi1599]

Dude I would be sleeping

[@Other-eye]

All us Floridians having dealt with storm surges and Cat 5 Hurricanes are sittin back on our porches

[@oh_no_no_no]

There was literally an earthquake in Tadine, New Caledonia when I was watching this.

[@adyn315]

Oh no. I live in North Carolina.

[@officialstrawberryfroggo]

FoxyPlayGamesTV Same :.)

[@louistempebay29]

How unfortunate, considering I am in California. We don't worry about Tsunamis or Tornadoes or anything much there. Other than the insanely rare Earthquake.

[@mg3873]

Honestly, this scenario is completely devoid of all logic, while these scenarios are entertaining, the science and logic behind this one is completely inaccurate. Depending upon where you live, the tsunami wouldn't impact you. The entire east coast seaboard would be underwater (if this was a legitimate occurrence) if you live on the eastern sea board, you're totally fucked but if you live near Western part of North Carolina (near the Appalachian mountains, you're safe. Tsunamis don't go all the way inland typically.

[@hockeyfanatic9939]

“Everybody In those areas were killed” now how would you know that

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

Hockey Fanatic it is a given. Nobody, not even chuck Norris could survive that.

[@Lycan_Jedi]

10,000 foot Megatsunami.. Pretty safe bet no one lived that stayed behind...

[@StarFighters76]

Using the siren from the Silent Hill movie. Very nice touch!

[@anonymous_preferred7737]

I got a question, how do you make your EAS scenarios popular and such?

[@Spunow]

I'm alive? Why am I alive? I live in homestead Florida its like an ocean here. In living in a sustained lifeboat and managed to find a internet router and a electrical generator. And also thank god i have a waterproof smart phone. If anyone is hearing this. Help me. ***This is a joke by the way.*** Edit: I made it out alive...

[@azelfdaboi5265]

How are things like there now, I evacuated because I don't trust my state of South Carolina to be big enough to stay in

[@Spunow]

@@azelfdaboi5265 a lot of water

[@azelfdaboi5265]

@@Spunow neat, neat

[@ryanmat02]

00:00 that’s my birthday!

[@ArtieArchives]

I'm in Massachusetts. Did it flood Franklin County, Maine?

[@undyinglaughter7413]

Artie Knight YT same, pretty sure we're both dead

[@sylvieshuu]

Holy crap, 10,000 ft?! That's a nice world record there o.o

[@sylvieshuu]

And thank God I'm West coast lol

[@thevanslover4437]

3:16 pinksheep?

[@lordprime25]

Goddamnit I thought that too

[@-tribble613-2]

cringy bleach ha ha !!!

[@oddnoobswe1977]

cringy bleach Yo its yo boi pink sheep and today we will be roast all haters and especilly Wife with a stunami

[@a-n-i-m-e4866]

cringy bleach mlg pink sheep survived

[@deformedmau5]

Yeah.

[@east8369]

there is a earthquake fault on the east coast?

[@officialstrawberryfroggo]

artiskitt sort of. It’s in the middle of North America and Europe

[@samirbelica2358]

artiskitt I guess?

[@AmyraCarter]

There are fault lines everywhere.

[@e_man_nyc0158]

You know what would’ve been an alternate ending? Where highly trained scientists and mathematicians use a special method/plan to stop the tsunami and save the US East Coast

[@LifeofAriana578]

bruh when was the last time anywhere in the east coast had either an earthquake or a tsunami?

[@jaydencannon-wright1180]

5:10 what is the siren called

[@OwenTheMeowstic]

You mean 4:30? Silent hill

[@listranovita1765]

Its called silent hill

[@samirbelica2358]

Spaswarx 707 Silent Hill/Zombie Apocalypse.

[@jaydencannon-wright1180]

Is am not p.m.

[@john-paulbitler3657]

When an air raid siren plays for a tsunami, you’re in trouble

[@Inactive6472]

Imagine if the tsunami traveled farther like the Indiana Oklahoma and Texas areas to

[@lewislfc0075]

3:14 PINK SHEEP DID EAS

[@oddnoobswe1977]

Lewis lfc007 yo its yo boi pink sheep and today we will be roast all haters and especilly Wife with a tsunami

[@brandinorich]

Imagine hearing that you're too late to evacuate and that if you're in the area you're gonna die 😨

[@NorwayTracking]

“They may not return home, because there is literally no home to return to. You will now be living in Oregon and Washington for a long time.”

[@CallieRoseMartinsyde]

At 4:58 I was expecting them to be more blunt and say, "It is too late to evacuate. You're all screwed."

[@deformedmau5]

Am I the only person who can't stand 30 milliseconds without his phone in his hands?

[@silverwarriorin348]

Since there is literally no home to return to Sadness noises

[@katherinethurston3057]

I love the ending message ( I live in Seattle )

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

When the La Palma Volcano on the West Coast of Africa erupts it will likely cause a massive tsunami that will travel across the Atlantic in 8 hours and wipe out the eastern seaboard. I saw a whole show about it. It could happen at any minute apparently

[@Hadfield15]

Where’d you get the sirens for the catastrophic danger warning?

[@cyndie26]

6:50 No offense, but many people would likely have places to go to in the event that this happens other than in those states. An evacuation shelter should only be used as a last resort. Also, how would a city of 8 million people get evacuated? There are only so many routes to take and this would likely cause large amounts of congestion, even with contraflow. Would there perhaps be free flights and train rides to midwestern and west coast cities? This is just a criticism of our current system, but Japan's earthquake warning system apparently just highlights the affected areas on a map and says "prepare for (strong) tremors". This EAS warning may not get its point across until after the event has occurred. However, there is a plan in place to make our system more like Japan's, but this will cost millions in taxpayer dollars.

[@macedawgy]

And the worst part about this is I live in Massachusetts....

[@shritan0]

Me in Texas being right in the middle of of the two coasts being completely safe from tsunamis lol

[@mg3873]

As a person who is interested in natural disasters, in the case of a tsunami, evacuations are key but if you cannot go inland, go to higher elevations...

[@septasmlphilliesfan28]

Where did you get that siren sound?

[@francescaflorie908]

Dudes, the creepiest thing just happened to me. I got to 3:25 in the video when it said the time was 6:37 PM. I check my clock, and it read 6:37 PM as the alert said that. Plus, I live in the eastern US where the tsunami was headed. I about peed myself.

[@fadedwxtch2010]

“It’s all over! I have high ground!” Tsunami: hahaha you’re cute

[@queen.of.hatred02]

why am I so addicted to these videos aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@owenlasbury-casey5357]

I live in the eastern coast and I can now visit my uncle who lives in California.

[@casey7875]

I live just north of Wilmington. I think I'd be screwed in this scenario...

[@logicalluxury1662]

Lol I was riding on my bike listening to this, and a loud siren came on. I almost fell off my bike XD 😂😂

[@acerusea5156]

I found these messages very cheesy like "You may not return home as there is literally no home to return to"

[@kingzilla_Motions]

There actually might be a 1000 foot Tsunami that might hit the Eastern seaboard

[@malletstormchaserh3412]

10 thousand foot tsunami: going 700 miles per hour that tsunami would shrink and shrink to about 2000 feet Me who is in the mountains: this is fine

[@mistythekittylover9436]

California here I come right back where I started from