FEMA Region 10

Wildfire season is here, and smoke is a serious health risk: • Stay indoors, keep windows closed, and keep pets inside • Avoid heavy activity outside and consider wearing a respirator mask • Check air quality before you head out 🔗 : ioem.idaho.gov/stay-safe-stay…

It only takes a spark to start a wildfire. With dry conditions across Oregon, it's more important than ever to be fire-safe. Do your part: ✔️ Secure trailer chains ✔️ Don’t park on dry grass ✔️ Follow local fire restrictions LEARN MORE: preventwildfires.oregon.gov

Unfortunately, criminals will often try to take advantage of disaster survivors while they begin their recovery. To protect yourself from scams or fraud, don't trust anyone who asks for money. Federal agencies will never charge applicants for assistance, grants, or inspections.

Don't forget - In Washington we have access to the @USGS_ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system, which can provide seconds of warning before earthquake shaking arrives at your location! Learn more about how to enable this free system on your phone at mil.wa.gov/alerts!

We've got the latest update on the #CramFire posted to our incident information blog, osfminfo.org. The fire is 77,163 acres. Evacuations remain in place. Find them here: Jefferson County: tinyurl.com/JCSOEvacMap Wasco County: tinyurl.com/WascoCountyEva…

Alaska: Take steps to keep you and your loved ones safe after the recent earthquake. Aftershocks are normal—be ready to drop, cover, and hold on. ➡️ ready.gov/earthquakes

The Tsunami Advisory is canceled. Some areas may see small sea level changes from Kennedy Entrance to Unimak Pass.

CANCELLATION:  M7.3 055mi S  Sand Point, Alaska 1238AKDT Jul 16: Check with local officials for all clear

Well over 5,200 firefighters and support personnel are currently assigned to large wildfires in the Pacific Northwest. About 3,000 are in Oregon and another 2,200 are in Washington. In addition to human resources, 335 fire engines and 40 helicopters are also working those fires.

Alaska: If you receive an alert to evacuate to higher ground, do so immediately. More tsunami safety tips can be found at Ready.gov/tsunamis.

A TSUNAMI ADVISORY IS NOW IN EFFECT...  SOUTH ALASKA AND THE ALASKA PENINSULA, Pacific coasts from    Kennedy Entrance, AK to Unimak    Pass, Alaska Mag  7.3  * Origin Time    1238 AKDT Jul 16 2025  * Depth 12 miles  * Location       55 miles S of Sand Point, Alaska

There is NO Tsunami threat for OR and WA. There was a 7.3 earthquake near Sand Point Alaska that occurred 1:38 PM on July 16th, 2025. Again, there is NO Tsunami threat for other US and Canadian Pacific coasts in North America. tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/20…

We have now been told there is NO DANGER for Washington state from this earthquake in Alaska. Scientists had to wait to examine the wave heights arriving at DART tsunami buoys -- and those sensors now indicate there is NO DANGER for our coastline. #wawx

A Tsunami Warning has been issued for the Alaska Peninsula areas from the Kennedy Entrance to Unimak Pass. Cities included are Cold Bay, Sand Point, and Kodiak. We can say with reasonable confidence that the Kenai Peninsula Borough locations will not see impacts.

From the National Tsunami Warning Center: 🔴 A TSUNAMI WARNING is posted for portions of Alaska following a M7.2 earthquake 50 miles S of Sand Point, Alaska, at 12:38pm AKDT July 16. A Tsunami Alert is for this event is posted at tsunami.gov

Sharing some of the photos from our team on the #CramFire. The Oregon fire service has stepped up in a big way to provide help. We currently have 12 task forces, two strike teams, and our Green Incident Management Team assigned to the fire. (1/2)

Our friends at @NWSSeattle have issued a Fire Weather Watch for portions of Grays Harbor, Mason, Lewis, Thurston, Snohomish, Pierce, Skamania, King, Skagit and Whatcom counties, in effect from 11am today to 11pm Wednesday. #wawildfire #wawx