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| Floridanative Offer Upgrade  User ID: 35661148  United States09/19/2021 06:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| HarMegiddo User ID: 77796206 United States09/19/2021 06:24 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Grand Solar Minimum channel states there is a 0.0% chance of a tidal wave or tsunsmi due to the eruptions; that this is not the event that will cause the collapse or slide into the ocean, but rather a normal geological release. Because of recent media documentaries highlighting doom regarding scenarios, the eruption has a hyperfocus, but no one is in danger or will be. This eruption did not manifest as that event. HarMegiddo |
| Graboid_Hunter User ID: 80638704 United States09/19/2021 06:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not seeing any threads on potential tidal wave doom? I’m at the beach here in Florida so my concern is high. Quoting: Floridanative Anyone have any good info on this? Thanks! If Cumbre Vieja decides to pull a Mt. St. Helens, then you have approx 8 hours to start heading as far West as you can. Slight correction. You have 10 minutes to try to beat everyone else to the freeway... then 8 hours of bumper to bumper traffic to fight through getting as far inland as possible. If you are in southern Florida you'll want to head north, away from the two coastal nuclear power plants (tsunami is what caused the meltdown at Fukishima). |
| Dijact User ID: 77693746 United States09/19/2021 06:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Grand Solar Minimum channel states there is a 0.0% chance of a tidal wave or tsunsmi due to the eruptions; that this is not the event that will cause the collapse or slide into the ocean, but rather a normal geological release. Quoting: HarMegiddo Because of recent media documentaries highlighting doom regarding scenarios, the eruption has a hyperfocus, but no one is in danger or will be. This eruption did not manifest as that event. Get ready for all the doomers. |
| Floridanative (OP) User ID: 35661148 United States09/19/2021 09:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not seeing any threads on potential tidal wave doom? I’m at the beach here in Florida so my concern is high. Quoting: Floridanative Anyone have any good info on this? Thanks! If Cumbre Vieja decides to pull a Mt. St. Helens, then you have approx 8 hours to start heading as far West as you can. Slight correction. You have 10 minutes to try to beat everyone else to the freeway... then 8 hours of bumper to bumper traffic to fight through getting as far inland as possible. If you are in southern Florida you'll want to head north, away from the two coastal nuclear power plants (tsunami is what caused the meltdown at Fukishima). That was my thought… probably be stuck in traffic |
