Huge Waves Beating On The West Coast


All of the winds that go in the direction toward Alaska so they continuously smack into the open ocean for miles and miles. While the wind interacts with the waves they become larger and way more powerful. Once the waves got to the United States they were gigantic. Once people started noticing the high and extreme waves in the ocean, The National Weather Service updated a "high surf alert up and down the West Coast for 2 days." The winds made a low pressure system in the center of the state of Alaska. The only difference between these waves and a tsunami is that tsunami's go inward to land while these waves are many feet high but do not.




https://www.livescience.com/64338-monster-waves-west-coast.html

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