Just a heads up in case you don’t like to see people distressed. Tsunamis come repeatedly and are higher later on Approximately 230,000 people died in the 2004 indian ocean earthquake and tsunami, making it one of the deadliest disasters in modern history.
The Calm Before the Wave | National Geographic
Any tsunami video i look at barely looks like a 20 feet wave hitting shore
But wikipedia tells me there have been dozens of 100+ feet tsunamis even in the last 10 years.
Tsunami advisory in effect for u.s West coast after volcanic eruption 'a tsunami advisory is in effect for the following areas stretching from southern california to alaska, according to the warning center' It could be worse than predicted, study says
Tsunami doesn't prevent action, only restrict movement to difficult swimming Raw, they could still shoot arrows, cast spells, and all sorts of other things As dm you might justify giving those rolls disadvantage, but they can still be performed So what was stopping these equally level 20 foes from dropping a damned meteor swarm on the pcs?
So although the tsunami wave was estimated to be 30 feet which would have allowed the sea wall to be relatively effective, it had dropped in height which allowed the tidal wave to overtake it
The back half of the wave moves much faster so it just continued to push and push more water. A few hours later, the tsunami hit Someone came banging on the door to tell us the sea was rising and to evacuate In the streets, it was chaos
A man missing a foot was being carried on a surfboard A car sat on a second floor balcony near the beach. Iirc, what made the 2011 tsunami so devastating was that initial reports underestimated the height of the waves and many didn't heed the evacuation warnings until it was too late Hopefully we won't see a repeat of that mistake here.
A major tsunami warning has been issued for the noto region of ishikawa prefecture
