Its hard to believe, but we are still motoring around the bay waiting for the surge to settle down. All three harbors remain closed to boats trying to enter and there is even a navy ship patrolling outside of our harbor preventing boats from attempting to enter. The problem is, there is a strong surge that keeps going in and out of the harbor entrance every few minutes. We have heard reports of the water levels fluctuating as much as 6 feet and currents up to 14 knots.

So now we are motoring at 7 knots across the bay towards La Cruz where we hope to anchor for the night. I think we will have plenty of company there as most of the boats left the harbors this morning and very few have returned. We also heard of a warning for another tsunami to possibly arrive in our area around midnight. So we will be watching for that.

At sea we felt nothing and saw nothing, but I supposed this still counts as surviving my second tsunami in six years.