The United States Geological Survey reported a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Gulf of Alaska approximately 94 kilometers west of Craig, Alaska prompting officials to issue, then cancel a tsunami warning.There are no current tsunami warnings for the Gulf of Alaska but authorities warn large waves are still possible. Amver vessels, and other boaters, should exercise caution.
Graphic credit: NOAA
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