Cumbre Vieja volcano post eruption phase! Time to say goodbye for volcano-thank you for all support :)

Is anyone else on the east coast starting to feel the effects of the dust? The air is hazy where I am, fine dust is starting to show on cars, and I can't stop needing to clear my throat.

Don't fight Christians, Christian Fighter. We are nice.
and she is our major focus.

I now know what the Earth is.
Not a child, not an animal, but a Daughter.
And she is really angry about us.

Today might be an eventful day.

I noticed the bulk of earthquakes yesterday were in the 30-40km depth range. This morning they're now mostly 10-11km range. With a very low frequency, strong noise. I haven't seen such a noise yet until now.

I think magma and/or gasses from the mantle have risen to the 10km magma pool. If we see numerous shallow earthquakes today, she's gonna go ballistic.

Seismic activity shows worrying signs

According to a post of a geoscience page VolcanesyScienciaHoy on facebook based in Tenerife, the current seismic activity points towards that more magma is moving upwards, as indicated by 3 factors:

- several earthquakes appeared at depths less than 7-8-9 km;
- after the 4.2 quake two days ago, there have been episodes of spasmodic tremor with many earthquakes in a row that indicate movement of magma in depth;
- since yesterday, the appearance of strong volcanic tremor at around 18 Hz frequency thought to be caused by depressurization of fluids at great depth around 10 km;
Note: Seismic activity has only increased since this was posted.

If these interpretations hold, there should soon be noticeable ground uplift visible in the GPS stations (which, so far, is not the case).

What will next happen, when this new magma pulse reaches the surface, is unknown. In the best scenario, the current conduits will continue to cope with it and the magma will erupt from the existing vents. In the worst scenario, magma could open new fissures in a different area, even after another potential pause of the eruption should it occur. In a scenario in between, new fissures might open near the existing vents, and new lava would erupt onto existing lava fields.

No one can predict the future, but for sure the evolution of the eruption will be a highly interesting one and the experience intense for everyone involved, in one way or another.

[link to www.volcanodiscovery.com (secure)]

Prof. Steven Ward's website has a whole page of tsunami simulations all around the world including LP. Some of the LP simulations, however, have been removed. Use the archives to retrieve them for download if you wish.
The site has a lot more as well, write ups, papers, yt movies, publications, etc.

Here's the main page:

[link to websites.pmc.ucsc.edu (secure)]

Maybe adjusted the sensitivity so one could see the actual EQ's versus the continual low level rumblings that the volcano is generating and which obscured the actual EQ's on the chart?

Not good, now the upgrading the depth - originally from 15 km to 11km

3.0

Many many quakes of 3 and above at 9 to 11 km today

It's happening folks

"An imminent evacuation of a large part of the population of La Palma is foreseen from the Civil Protection emergency control point with the collaboration of the Navy and Maritime Rescue due to the risk of demolition of the volcano and the large amount of lava that emerges".

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Either the area of the ridge is a conduit to which lava flows towards are current eruption, or it's stockpiling it for a release somewhere atop the that ridge

Although the activity is more ... male-ish

Good morning friend

I truly hope so.

You bleed…. Non-stop, for days?

And have cramps. And explosions in your guts?