West Coast sea level live: How far inland do tsunamis go? Here's the latest

A tsunami advisory after an 8.7 quake off Russia's coast led to sirens and evacuations across Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska.

The tsunami advisory for the West Coast, spanning California, Oregon, parts of Washington, Alaska and Hawaii on Tuesday sparked emergency evacuations. Tsunami sirens sounded off in many areas, including Hawaii.

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The tsunami advisory was sparked by a 8.7 magnitude earthquake on Russia's pacific coast, in the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia. In this article, we will track the sea levels off the US west coast, as per live information fed in by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

The following NOAA's Tsunami Capable Tide Stations are monitoring the sea levels in the regions on the West Coast that could be affected.

Note: NOAA sea level data is updated every six minutes.

Name	Station ID	Current Sea Level
San Diego	9410170	Check here
La Jolla	9410230	Check here
Los Angeles	9410660	Check here
Santa Monica	9410840	Check here
Ventura	9411166	Check here
Santa Barbara	9411340	Check here
Port San Luis	9412110	Click here
Monterey	9413450	Check here
San Francisco	9414290	Check here
Redwood City	9414523	Check here
Alameda	9414750	Check here
Richmond	9414863	Check here
Point Reyes	9415020	Check here
Martinez-Amorco Pier	9415102	Check here
Port Chicago	9415144	Check here
Port of West Sacramento, Washington Lake	9416131	Check here
Arena Cove	9416841	Check here
North Spit	9418767	Check here
Crescent City	9419750	Check here
Port Orford	9431647	Check here
Charleston	9432780	Check here
South Beach	9435380	Check here
Garibaldi	9437540	Check here
Astoria	9439040	Check here
Wauna	9439099	Check here
St Helens	9439201	Check here
Vancouver	9440083	Check here
TEMCO Kalama Terminal	9440357
Longview	9440422
Skamokawa	9440569
Cape Disappointment	9440581
Toke Point	9440910
Westport	9441102
La Push, Quillayute River	9442396
Neah Bay	9443090
Port Angeles	9444090
Port Townsend	9444900
Bremerton	9445958
Tacoma	9446484
Seattle	9447130
Cherry Point	9449424
Friday Harbor	9449880

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How far inland could the tsunami go?

Under a full tsunami warning, with expected wave heights of 1 to 3 meters (3–10 ft) above tidal level — locally destructive potential. As a result, the sea level could be expected to rise a few hundred feet. Up to around 300 meters inland is possible.

However, it still depends on how the waves travel, with real-time alerts provided by the NOAA’s Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.

This story is being updated.