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Natural Hazards in Oregon
Natural Hazards in Oregon
Natural hazards are also few, but include mountaineering fatalities (Mt. Hood in particular). tsunamis on the coast are very rare, but have occurred; make note of the "Evacuation Route" signs. For information on the state's hazard assessment, visit the NOAA Center for Tsunami Research . Sudden snowstorms in the Cascade Mountains from October to May occur and could lead to increased avalanche danger. The usual perils of desert travel in the Southeastern part of the state could be eminent if you are unprepared, so always follow desert survival guidelines�; and rattlesnakes, bears and other wildlife (particularly east of the Cascade range).
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