based on airtight causation (CO2 goes up and the climate changes which everyone knows is settled science), this is a very difficult thing to model. Some of those waves can be just a couple inches high but over a mile thick. I don't think there are any fault lines that pose a material tsunami risk to the continental US, but the two big ones that have hit Asia in the past twenty-five years are pretty conclusive evidence for me to get the fuck to a mountain if I'm ever near the coast in Asia and feel a major quake.

That sumnabitch in Fukushima was going like 400 mph. Having been in a number of "ordinary course" quakes in Tokyo, I'll take a hundred hurricanes over one big quake. Those things are freaking nightmare fuel.