A 7.6 magnitude earthquake that rattled Mexico sent shockwaves that triggered a "desert tsunami" in a cave system 1,500 miles away in Death Valley National Park in Nevada.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said waves of 3.3 feet above the tide level were measured off Salina Cruz, Mexico. Smaller tsunami waves were observed on the coast or measured by ocean gauges ...

(CNN) — Buildings collapsed, residents were evacuated and tsunami waves of 2.3 feet crashed into Mexico’s southern coastline as a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit the country on Tuesday.

At least 58 people died in a historically massive earthquake that struck the southern coast of Mexico early Friday, toppling hotels and houses and prompting tsunami waves and power outages.

Mexico Hit By One of Strongest Earthquakes Ever, ... The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said waves of one meter (3.3 feet) above the tide level were measured off Salina Cruz, Mexico.

Mexico Is Under Tsunami Warnings After An Enormous Magnitude 8.1 Earthquake Hits Off Its Pacific Coast. Andrew Roberts Entertainment Writer. September 8, 2017. Getty Image.

MEXICO CITY,MEXICO - JUNE 23, 2020: A building in the Roma Sur neighborhood was damaged due the ... More magnitude 7.5 earthquake on June 23, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico.

The tsunami unleashed by a monster earthquake in Japan hit the West Coast of the United States and Mexico Friday without major incident – as the waves continued racing toward Ecuador, Chile and ...

Mexico earthquake sparks ‘desert tsunami’ in Death Valley cave 1,500 miles away in Nevada ‘Within five minutes, the normally still water in the pool began slowly moving, and soon built to ...

A massive 8.2-magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of southern Mexico, toppling buildings and homes in various states and killing at least five people, including two children.

The US Tsunami Warning System said waves "reaching more than three meters" were possible along some of Mexico's coast. The earthquake was a potential tsunami threat to several Central American ...

LOS CABOS, Mexico - The Mexican navy says it has detected the first ocean swells related to the tsunami spawned by a magnitude-8.9 earthquake in Japan.