Alert: Volcano eruption in La Palma could result in mega-tsunami

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Volcanic activity and earthquake occurrence has gone a little quiet today..

 

Ill through my two pennies in regarding a date ...8th Dec

 

Although visibility is near zero at the volcano tonight and seismic activity is decreasing. I've had a report that ground def has risen 12cm.. Looks like the giant is asleep for now

 

After a relatively quiet night and current live streams it would be very easy to presume that the volcano is indeed maybe at an end, however having a look at two key factors it would be prudent not to assume this is over...

Ground deformation has grown since the volcano vents went quiet.
Volcanic tremor has and is increasing.

the next 48 hours should be interesting.

 

yes he seems to be switched on with whats going on..It was him that confirmed the water contaminating the ash the other day..

 

Here’s part of that article. Go to the link for Twitter links with more video:


https://www.zerohedge.com/weather/shocking-images-show-ash-covered-ghost-towns-la-palma

Shocking Images Show Ash-Covered Ghost Towns On Spain's Canary Islands
The eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma, located off the northwestern coast of Africa, has been erupting for nearly eleven weeks with no signs of abating. Soon the eruption could be La Palma's longest in over 500 years.

The Cumbre Vieja volcano erupted on Sept. 19 and led to the evacuation of thousands of residents. For the last 75 days, the volcano has spewed lava out of fissures, unleashed plumes of ash and toxic gasses, and acid rain.

After two and a half months of non-stop volcanic eruptions, some parts of the island are unrecognizable as they're buried in feet of ash. Entire towns and neighborhoods are entirely covered, and damage could be upwards of a billion dollars.

Here are some of the most incredible pictures and videos on social media documenting the ongoing chaos on La Palma.

Entire homes are buried in ash.



Neighborhoods swallowed whole by ash and lava.



Towns covered in ash up to the rooftops.

How are people going to dig out of this?

Ash is everywhere.

A fissure opens up next to a house covered in ash.



More buildings are buried in feet of ash.

The current eruption could surpass the Tehuya volcano that spewed lava and ash for 84 days in 1646.

So what about the cleanup on the tiny resort island? How does one dispose of millions of tons of ash?



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