When to evacuate the East Coast due to potential Mega-Tsunami?

I don't think the toxic gas will matter that much if the mountain falls.

Not to get you upset or anything...but a resident geologist
on the BIG LA PALMA THREAD (600,000 and counting upward)
reports that there is only 6 KM (3.7 miles) to go until
LAVA STREAM HITS THE OCEAN. (It's late.)

Here is the big volcano thread if you are too lazy to
scroll down to it! lol! Around Page 350 or so.
Thread: Cumbre Vieja volcano post eruption phase! Time to say goodbye for volcano-thank you for all support :)

He says at that point there will be a massive explosion.
He also adds that this may be a trigger for the landslide
...so it all may come down tonight when the Lava stream
hits to water and turns to steam and gas. (It is TOO SOON
TO TELL THOUGH.)


I can't verify this theory as accurate or not...but
Chief Farty seems to know his stuff. Check the last pages
of the Volcano thread--around page 350 and look be looking
for for the chief Avatar picture. That's were he talks
about the SO2 gas. Sounds really bad.




The Oracle's Cookie

Not to get you upset or anything...but a resident geologist
on the BIG LA PALMA THREAD (600,000 and counting upward)
reports that there is only 6 KM (3.7 miles) to go until
LAVA STREAM HITS THE OCEAN. (It's late.)

Here is the big volcano thread if you are too lazy to
scroll down to it! lol! Around Page 350 or so.
Thread: Cumbre Vieja volcano post eruption phase! Time to say goodbye for volcano-thank you for all support :)

He says at that point there will be a massive explosion.
He also adds that this may be a trigger for the landslide
...so it all may come down tonight when the Lava stream
hits to water and turns to steam and gas. (It is TOO SOON
TO TELL THOUGH.)


I can't verify this theory as accurate or not...but
Chief Farty seems to know his stuff. Check the last pages
of the Volcano thread--around page 350 and look be looking
for for the chief Avatar picture. That's were he talks
about the SO2 gas. Sounds really bad.




The Oracle's Cookie

I evacuated the east coast 40 years ago. Never looked back. The sooner you leave the better your life will be.

Ha, yes, well I literally just moved back here 2 weeks ago after a grueling few years & was looking forward to settling into a beach side community. Bad timing, right?

In in St. Pete FL, had my car packed since it started up on the 11th. If you can't get all the way out, a few areas near Gainesville are kinda high enough, and it's inland enough so maybe if you can find a tall sturdy office building it can give you some kind of an advantage? If it's over 100ft...eh. anyone's guess.

I used this topography map to find spots, it works for everywhere so search by state, but I clipped the FL page so it's easier.

[link to en-us.topographic-map.com (secure)]

Thanks, that's helpful - it's good to have your car packed & ready. I was checking the secondary roads out to Alabama, which might work, depending on the timing. With no official warning systems, we are relying on GLP for the 'go' signal.

Ride the wave!