Weather Service Assures North Dakotans There Is 'No Threat' of Tsunami in Landlocked State
Source: MEDIAite
Jul 30th, 2025, 12:03 am
The National Weather Service in Grand Forks, North Dakota assured North Dakotans there was no threat of a tsunami in the landlocked state on Tuesday.
After a social media user asked, where is the tsunami warning for Fargo, apparently people are searching for this, the National Weather Service Grand Forks advised, There is no threat for tsunami impacts in North Dakota. If you are in a coastal area under threat however check https://tsunami.gov for up to date information and with local officials for any evacuation orders.
The fact this needed to be said is wild, reacted Fox News national correspondent Bill Melugin, while meteorologist Chris Martz questioned, North Dakota is between 750 and 3,506 feet above sea level and its westernmost point is about 950 miles from the Pacific Ocean. Are people there seriously that dumb that they think a tsunami could impact them?
The Honolulu Department of Emergency Management advised Hawaiians to get to buildings at least 10 stories tall on Tuesday after warning that a tsunami was expected to hit around 7:17 pm local time.
Read more: https://www.mediaite.com/media/news/weather-service-assures-north-dakotans-there-is-no-threat-of-tsunami-in-landlocked-state/
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There is no threat for tsunami impacts in North Dakota.
If you are in a coastal area under threat however check https://tsunami.gov for up to date information and with local officials for any evacuation orders
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@NWSGrandForks where is the tsunami warning for Fargo, apparently people are searching for this
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Ocelot II
(126,306 posts)LiberalArkie
(18,656 posts)mwmisses4289
(1,655 posts)contributed to the dumbing down of many americans saw fit to ask if many americans are that dumb. Yes, sir, thanks to your organization's efforts over the last 40 or so years, many americans are now that dumb and stupid.
Attilatheblond
(6,779 posts)samnsara
(18,591 posts)Vinca
(52,458 posts)
eppur_se_muova
(39,545 posts)Blue Dotty
(141 posts)eppur_se_muova
(39,545 posts)(I think this was on one of Letterman's Top Ten lists ! )
electric_blue68
(22,676 posts)That's some guarantee!
😄 😉
usaf-vet
(7,622 posts)thought crime
(559 posts)Ray Bruns
(5,447 posts)Its not wild. Its ridiculous and sad.
rurallib
(63,968 posts)Sharpie, just like he did that hurricane in his first term!
All Hail the pedophile!
electric_blue68
(22,676 posts)SomewhereInTheMiddle
(549 posts)republianmushroom
(20,789 posts)Or the lack there of.
Not just those in ND.
Man who fired 40 rounds into traffic on I-90 near Idaho-Washington border last winter will not serve prison time
Source: KREM
The man convicted of shooting at cars on I-90 near the Idaho-Washington border last December will not serve prison time.
23-year-old Wyatt Armstrong pleaded guilty to charges including a felony charge of unlawful discharge of a weapon, DUI and disturbing the peace.
Read more: https://www.krem.com/article/news/local/idaho/man-convicted-shooting-i-90-idaho-washington-border-no-prison-time/293-1df8ceca-e467-4c6f-b7ae-7d76f7713b63
lastlib
(26,378 posts)...are pointed AWAY from Earth (and specifically N.Dak.) for a good reason.......It's good that some people aren't allowed to play with subatomic particles.
republianmushroom
(20,789 posts)calimary
(87,197 posts)Greyhead
(147 posts)And yes there are people that dumb here. Lots of them!! The majority of the farmers here voted for the dipshit.
RobertDevereaux
(2,006 posts). . . the potential will and power of a couple of oceans gone batshit crazy!
gfarber
(62 posts)A Fargoan, quite lost in their head,
Feared tsunamis, from what someone said.
NWS sighed,
"No ocean tide!
Perhaps check a map instead.
LudwigPastorius
(13,037 posts)Last edited Thu Jul 31, 2025, 01:05 AM - Edit history (2)
has dummies. It's over its quota!
Numbskulls scared of flooding
Despite it abutting
The top left of old Minnesota
CaptainTruth
(7,800 posts)...an advanced civilized society.
thought crime
(559 posts)The Barbarians are inside the Gate.
Dr. T
(330 posts)It must be maddening living among such people.
Marcuse
(8,577 posts)
MissouriDem47
(233 posts)These people vote.
leftyladyfrommo
(19,903 posts)hit. So I guess it's safe to leave the house.
We do have weather coming in but we worry about tornadoes more.
SWBTATTReg
(25,527 posts)should one hit. Can you imagine? Just as bad as North Dakota getting hit by a tsunami.
RazorbackExpat
(535 posts)you just might get a tsunami coming up the Mississippi Valley
dalton99a
(89,615 posts)Pinback
(13,340 posts)JustAnotherGen
(35,989 posts)We are living in the matrix where are the stupid people rule the land. It's awful.
NJCher
(40,839 posts)I write Wiki bios for truly smart people. Right now I am working on one for a guy with an IQ of 184. He taught himself to read at age 2.
The accomplishments of some of these people is truly astonishing. They will often have 4 or 5 fields in which they are accomplished. Their bios can go on for pages and pages. I ask myself when they find time to sleep.
Another one has a list of publications, single-spaced, that is almost half an inch thick. Quite amazing when you realize one line can be a 2-inch thick book. We met in her office a couple times and it was a hellacious messbut she knew exactly where every single item was. I saw her put out a 600-page book in 7 weeks. When I asked how she did that, she said the book wrote itself.
These people have associations with other super-smart, accomplished people in the U.S., and sometimes I have to read their bios, too, to get the connections straight. The point I am making is that we have an incredible number of these kinds of people. It is actually painful for me to see the sick, strange, stupid people trump has put in charge. Not only are they stupid, they are dysfunctional, too.
I think of this wealth of U.S. talent and wonder how this ever happened. The stupid (and morally deficient) do indeed run the land.
IronLionZion
(49,516 posts)
róisín_dubh
(12,082 posts)Theyve never been to the US and immediately said isnt ND in the middle of the continent?
Fucking Christ on a bike
Torchlight
(5,199 posts)We're not taking any chances, said one resident, stocking up on sandbags and pool noodles. "You can't trust that ocean. Its sneaky..."
Sources report the same group has also petitioned to ban wind turbines due to concerns about 'windmill cancer clusters' citing a Facebook post and a gut feeling. Experts remain baffled. Its like geography, physics, and common sense all called in sick" said one scientist, who asked to remain anonymous to avoid being targeted by the Flat Earth Tsunami Response Team.
(for Statler's sake: the above is made up stuff, kay?)
angrychair
(10,920 posts)This is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard and in 2025 so that is impressive level of stupidity.
Scalded Nun
(1,452 posts)popsdenver
(84 posts)keep spewing pure bullshit, they are testing the limits of the gullibility of their 75+ Million mindless voters.
This goes to prove that there IS NO LIMIT, to not only their gullibility, but NO LIMIT to their IGNORANCE AND STUPIDITY.....
This shows there low intelligence is UN-FATHOMABLE.
To believe this, they must also all believe in the FLAT EARTH concept......
BlueSpot
(1,135 posts)
Conjuay
(2,598 posts)N/T
Evolve Dammit
(21,108 posts)
Buddyzbuddy
(1,241 posts)Say what you will about Republicans but it is a genius strategy to go after the least populous states by;
Buying relatively cheap AM stations
Using the pulpit
Capture state and local offices
Dumb down the Education system
Keep wages down
Beat the racist drum
And then sit back and cash in on the idiocy that Republicans have brought forth. Night of the Living dead in real life.
thought crime
(559 posts)They're called Republicans.
Buddyzbuddy
(1,241 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(166,964 posts)Old Testament Libera
(93 posts)...but Kristi Noem was elected governor of South Dakota. It is clear that there is a major stupidity vortex very close to North Dakota.
electric_blue68
(22,676 posts)Just... Wow!!!
Hello, is anyone home in there?
Igel
(37,025 posts)Not recently.
The claim is that the tsunami from Chicxulub reached there ... but North America was quite a different place at the time.
No, I'm not even hinting that maybe even one of the North Dakotans had this in mind.
LudwigPastorius
(13,037 posts)No wonder the state went for Trump by almost 40 points last November.