We've got this story breaking from the Independent.

Yesterday we saw an 8.8 magnitude earthquake causing a tsunami across the entire Pacific.

The Pacific Islands, the Aleutians, Japan, Russia, the West Coast of the United States,

all receiving a warning.

A tsunami was coming in fact.

A prediction that even in the shores of South America, they would see parts remnants of this

tsunami reaching as far down again as South America.

Following this, initially reported as an eight, it was upgraded to an 8.7 and an 8.8

making it the sixth largest earthquake on record.

Now, that's just on record.

We've been tracking it for 100 years.

This course has been crazier earthquakes.

But so long as we've been recording this, this is one of the biggest.

Following this news, a volcano in Russia, the

the Klieuchevsky volcano erupted. And not just that. The tsunami warnings remain in

effect and have been in effect all day. So this is important news for everybody that is currently

tracking this. There is still advisories. And I believe the warnings have largely been lifted.

You can see that the threat is there. I believe the threat is, it says international. And then

of the U.S. and Canada, the warnings are, so we can actually see this.

So in Papua New Guinea, between 0.3 and 1 meter, we've seen videos now of the tsunami making

landfall.

And it doesn't appear based on what we've seen so far to be the worst tsunami ever.

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