Coverage dated September 21, 2022

Mexican earthquake triggers 4-foot waves in Death Valley National Park — 1,500 miles away

Headline from CBS News

The waves churned inside a Death Valley cave 1,500 miles from the quake, in a phenomenon geologists called a "desert tsunami."

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CBS News
Mexican earthquake triggers 4-foot waves in Death Valley National Park — 1,500 miles away (opens CBS News)
Published Sep 21, 2022
CBS News's feed description
The waves churned inside a Death Valley cave 1,500 miles from the quake, in a phenomenon geologists called a "desert tsunami."
Fox2 Detroit
Watch: Mexico earthquake causes desert 'tsunami' in California's Death Valley (opens Fox2 Detroit)
Published Sep 21, 2022
Fox2 Detroit's feed description
An earthquake this week in Mexico made waves over 1,700 miles away in a cave located in California’s Death Valley, the National Park Service said.
Fox News
Earthquake in Mexico creates 'desert tsunami' 1,500 miles away in Death Valley National Park (opens Fox News)
Published Sep 21, 2022
Fox News's feed description
Waves were triggered in the Devils Hole cave system at Death Valley National Park in Arizona by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake that struck western Mexico about 1,500 miles away.
Los Angeles Times
Mexico earthquake triggers 'desert tsunami' 1,500 miles away in Death Valley cave (opens Los Angeles Times)
Published Sep 21, 2022
Los Angeles Times's feed description
The pool in Devils Hole, home to the endangered pupfish, saw waves erupt up to 4 feet high after a 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit near Mexico on Monday.

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