La Palma is rumbling - What are the implications of a 40 foot Tsunami along the east coast?

[RodgerDodger]

Unless the Guanches were avid geologists, "biggest in the last 1000 years" is the biggest ever recorded.

It's Menotaur. He will now spend the next 100 pages arguing obsessively about how he is right about some absurdidly minescule point that nobody gives a shit about. How he is always right. Etc. Dudes more obsessively obstinate than Melinda Scott.

 

[FatalTater]

Bushcraft Bear speaks of ash and safety equipment

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

It's Menotaur. He will now spend the next 100 pages arguing obsessively about how he is right about some absurdidly minescule point that nobody gives a shit about. How he is always right. Etc. Dudes more obsessively obstinate than Melinda Scott.

You forget the part where he tells us he has access to top-secret documents concerning the forthcoming disaster.

 

[RodgerDodger]

You forget the part where he tells us he has access to top-secret documents concerning the forthcoming disaster.

Don't forget that they will never arrest let alone convict the volcano because it's a good boy that dindu nuttin.

 

[teriyakiburns]

Don't forget that they will never arrest let alone convict the volcano because it's a good boy that dindu nuttin.

it has explosive information that will lead to the arrest of hillary clinton

 

[RodgerDodger]

A weeks summary from Geology Hub. Has some Ala Palma data. The pumice fouling southern Japanese harbors and beaches, and the massive uplift of Iwo Jima.

 

[FatalTater]

Bushcraft Bear shows an animal shelter, lots of ashes, and some random folk wearing Halloween costumes.

 

[MadStan]

You forget the part where he tells us he has access to top-secret documents concerning the forthcoming disaster.

Weren't you the one on here calling these guys clowns for fearing a tsunami that ain't gonna happen?

Sorry I can do the math. This is a tiny eruption. The whole island all 270 square miless of it is a result of nothing but volcanic eruptions going from the highest peak to the seafloor; hundreds of cubic Kms, but we're gonna call this pee-wee eruption "the biggest ever". Sucks I know.

When did you jump ship and join the crazy train? You seemed pretty level headed early on.

 

[uncleShitHeel]

Sorry I can do the math. This is a tiny eruption. The whole island all 270 square miless of it is a result of nothing but volcanic eruptions going from the highest peak to the seafloor; hundreds of cubic Kms, but we're gonna call this pee-wee eruption "the biggest ever". Sucks I know.

What makes it small?

 

[FatalTater]

I got to wondering if the mess from the volcano was affecting the water supplies, and sure enough, it is.

Volcanic Grit, Water Shortage Threaten La Palma's Banana Crop

Volcano has badly damaged to banana plantations in La Palma, second-largest producer in the Atlantic Canary Islands, where crop accounts for 50 of island's economy

www.voanews.com

Volcanic Grit, Water Shortage Threaten La Palma's Banana Crop

archived 1 Nov 2021 03:36:18 UTC

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Spain: Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain as of early Oct. 26. /update 16

Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain as of early Oct. 26. Evacuations, disruptions ongoing.

www.garda.com

Spain: Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spai…

archived 1 Nov 2021 03:39:59 UTC

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These articles mostly talk about how it's hurting the bananas, but there is mention of portable desalination plants and imported water being brought in.

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

Weren't you the one on here calling these guys clowns for fearing a tsunami that ain't gonna happen?

Yes, more or less.
I was referring to your behavior in both climate change and COVID-related threads where you have claimed access to top-secret reports.

I happen to agree with you in this thread that a tsunami is unlikely, and if so its not the absolute end of the East Coast as we know it; but your behavior in other threads shows a pattern.

 

[RodgerDodger]

I got to wondering if the mess from the volcano was affecting the water supplies, and sure enough, it is.

Volcanic Grit, Water Shortage Threaten La Palma's Banana Crop

Volcano has badly damaged to banana plantations in La Palma, second-largest producer in the Atlantic Canary Islands, where crop accounts for 50 of island's economy

www.voanews.com

Volcanic Grit, Water Shortage Threaten La Palma's Banana Crop

archived 1 Nov 2021 03:36:18 UTC

archive.ph

Spain: Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain as of early Oct. 26. /update 16

Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain as of early Oct. 26. Evacuations, disruptions ongoing.

www.garda.com

Spain: Volcanic activity increasing at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spai…

archived 1 Nov 2021 03:39:59 UTC

archive.ph

These articles mostly talk about how it's hurting the bananas, but there is mention of portable desalination plants and imported water being brought in.

Yeah there is a ship full of potable water down in the harbor. BB mentions it everytime he sees it.

 

[MadStan]

Yes, more or less.
I was referring to your behavior in both climate change and COVID-related threads where you have claimed access to top-secret reports.

I happen to agree with you in this thread that a tsunami is unlikely, and if so its not the absolute end of the East Coast as we know it; but your behavior in other threads shows a pattern.

Holly Shit that was joke.

I even said as much in the thread. At the time I had the Dr. Strangelove avatar and finally revealed at the end the reports came from BLAND Corporation.

 

[Sped Xing]

Oh, my God, who the hell cares?

 

[The golden neckbeard]

Oh, my God, who the hell cares?

Because there is a potential tsnumai in the makibg?

 

[Prosopagnosia]

69 earthquakes registered this morning on La Palma, the highest of magnitude 3.7 (Source)

Another 5.0 was registered yesterday (17:52h) and the government of La Palma warns again of possible earthquakes of intensity 6. (Source)

The concentration of sulfur dioxide on La Palma has exceeded, for the third time since the eruption began, the limits required for a warning, BUT no quality air alert has been given to the residents.
Air quality is “very unfavorable“ if the concentration exceeds 500 milligrams of sulfur dioxide per cubic meter of air for at least three hours. Source:

The concentration of sulfur dioxide in Puntagorda was between 00.00 and 01.00 of 624 SO2 particles per cubic meter of air, while the next hour was 868, to go to 806 between 2 and 3 in the morning, rise to 846 the next hour and descend to 642 between 4 and 5 hours on Monday.

What a mess.

And a curious tweet:


In 1678 the Court of the Inquisition of the Canary Islands informed the Supreme Council of the eruption of a volcano on the island of La Palma. They attached this drawing to better show what was happening.

 

[12345]

Day 44 and page 69 (nice!):

My go-to stream, it has a ticker and seems to be the one the others pull off of unless something big is happening:

Multiview with siezmic stuff has a text to speech go off whenever there is a quake.

Friendly reminder La Palma is the only one going off right now. Also keeps track of magnitude 2.5 or higher quakes.

This one has multiple angles and an earthquake chart with a star on it!:

 

[MCLOS Horthy]

it has explosive information that will lead to the arrest of hillary clinton

The volcano was found dead with two vents to the back of the caldera.

The death was ruled a suicide.

 

[Henry V]

New Bushcraft video.

 

[JJLiautaud]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=v-JF21NdP68
New Bushcraft video.

Bless this guy btw good coverage no dramatics and simple but beautiful footage.