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jand

#6510
October 30, 2021, 07:53:28 AM

jand

#6512
October 30, 2021, 08:54:38 AM
They have revised the Earthquake to M5.0 with a IV- V intensity.


EVENT: es2021vgjrv 2021/10/30 06:24:23 28.5707 -17.8396 35 5.0 SW VILLA DE MAZO.ILP
Updated 2021-10-30 07:42 UTC
STRENGTH RATIO (EMS) AND POPULATIONS
IN WHICH THIS Earthquake HAS BEEN FELT :

IV SAN BARTOLOMÉ, PUNTALLANA.TF IV TIGUERORTE,
VILLA DE MAZO.TF III-IV SAN JUAN DE PUNTALLANA.TF III-IV SAN PEDRO.TF III-IV TARAJAL, TAZACORTE.TF III-IV TAZACORTE.TF III-IV TENDIÃ'A , LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF III-IV VALVERDE.TF III SANTO DOMINGO.TF III SAN JOSÉ.TF III SAN PEDRO DE BREÃ'A ALTA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF III SAN SEBASTIÁN DE LA GOMERA.TF III SAN SIMÃ"N, VILLA DE MAZO. TF III SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III TACANDE, EL PASO.TF
III TENAGUA, PUNTALLANA.TF
III TRIANA, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III VELHOCO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF

jand

#6513
October 30, 2021, 09:02:02 AM
First quake above magnitude 5 while lava activity is strong
Update Sat 30 Oct 2021 06:49

Half an hour ago, the island was shaken by a strong magnitude 5.1 quake at 39 km depth beneath the center of Cumbre Vieja at 7.24 a.m. local time. This is the strongest-so-far tremor since the start of the seismic crisis and volcanic eruption in September.
While volcanic tremor is very high and bright glow from the eruption site indicates that activity also is elevated, this quake could mean that yet another pulse of magma from a deep source is under way; if so, activity might increase in the course of the day.


https://volcanodiscovery.de/uploads/pics/lapalma30oct21.jpg

jand

#6514
October 30, 2021, 09:22:13 AM
Mike Socal has commented Volcanes y Ciencia Hoy

Movement of 5.5 according to seismic phases at 27 km deep,degraded to 5.1 having located most of the seismic stations,5.4 5.3 but by the people and according to their testimonies frame 5.5 since most is reading a hug eb a rat or I put phases, be careful if it moves ground GRAB GRAB AND PROTECT (MIK3)
Podata:lLa wave from the station (EGOM) GOMERA scores a big tail, that's not a 5.1 nor in dreams on its measuring scale...
#PREVENIRESVIVIR
#VIVIRENTREVOLCANES #RESILENC3 #WORLDCANIC

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jand

#6515
October 30, 2021, 11:55:50 AM Last Edit: October 30, 2021, 11:58:59 AM by jand
Latest update courtesy of Enrique.

30/10/2021 11:30h Canary Islands. - ERUPTION OF LA PALMA ISLAND. - THE VOLCANO CONTINUES - 5.1 MAGNITUDE Earthquake - STRAYS IN THE SPINE - LOT OF ASH - AND THE 13 UNSTOPPABLE - I already said yesterday that this volcano is reserved and continues to grow, this morning's Earthquake is an unequivocal sign of it. Initially a 5.1 then it went down to a 5.0. But there's more, much more.
IN:

es2021vgjrv 30/10/2021 06:24:23 07:24:23 28.5632 -17.8305 38.7 km M 5.1 mbLg IV-V SW MAZO VILLA. ILP
REVIEW 1:
es2021vgjrv 30/10/2021 06:24:23 07:24:23 28.5707 -17.8396 34.7 km M 5.0 mbLg IV-V SW MAZO VILLA. ILP
EMSC
3 IV B2021-10-30 06:24:21.4 28.67 N 17.77 W 40 km M 4.1 CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION

https://www.emsc.eu/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=1055761&fbclid=IwAR3pD5Brs65E2VYjuZ34bJ6xqqNPpolDiAkExI02EbQViau1qeee56NvYD4

LAVA NECKLACE

The 13A colada has reactivated after a stop yesterday when more liquid material arrived and has descended on the south edge of the coladas field towards the Delta of San Juan, going down the cliff and was arriving a few meters of Charcón is gun the last ones photos.

PICTURES OF THE COLLAPSE

https://twitter.com/LaPalmaBiosfera/status/1454385289875570688?s=20&fbclid=IwAR0umdLIBA6dmmrC3v1c8CgG8kRuhU0-bOvP8REnCnz6fynL5KvQqyw6QDs

THE VOLCANO: LOTS OF ASH, LIGHTNINGS AND THUNDER.
Today it is a little untatable after the Earthquake throwing many pyroclasts and ash, with more shredding and speed, which gives the eruptive spine the possibility of generating lightning. The air quality in the plains today is not good, the SO2 has reached almost 200 micrograms per cubic meter a while ago and people are suffering it in meat.

Video of the rays:

https://twitter.com/FernandoMadridd/status/1454394897679757317?fbclid=IwAR0R4UhtOVSlA59gCmBws2SucTHDs4XTzmb2cYy5azgZ_nspMSa5dG_O_Do

And we have lightning officially located, since the improvement of its detection with new sensors has been implemented, which we have been indicated since Involcan a couple of days ago.

https://twitter.com/involcan/status/1453719264788090880?s=20&fbclid=IwAR2sV_ZBpbJbONkVuSL29pWlnsVyLKyppyU2IyaPLx3DQzEE33jlrIzvviQ

And you can even see it on the AEMET visor in the Canary Islands

http://www.aemet.es/es/eltiempo/observacion/rayos?w=1&fbclid=IwAR2eAFoeOPOx6Nn7T1ACjZlGbrudFqKlUcxb8pYV98_BmYqGdrh6FqPigts

What I do not understand is the management of data we have, in case someone has not repaired it, it's bashing everything that is not official, cutting the supply of data and only offer prepared things that can not be almost interpreted R. The images say one thing and that data posted another. How serious the touching will be, that the EMSC has given him a magnitude of 4.1... i.e. IGN data has not been taken into account.

Why? I think knowing what is happening, just like Volcanodiscovery, it has failed its computer system because of the subtle change they have made in it to put sticks on the wheels to whoever wants to use IGN data. This ferocious check of information ladies and gentlemen is taking a dangerous character and could be derived from civil and criminal responsibilities to the current eruption managers in the case of a catastrophe for not doing things right.

This changing the data or blocking access to it has a name known as FRAUD to the scientific community and the entire population.

How's the yard, my god, we go like headless chickens.. and on top, it's the second time, already happened with several earthquakes when El Hierro at the end of 2013. (Enrique)

jand

#6517
October 30, 2021, 12:03:16 PM Last Edit: October 30, 2021, 12:58:10 PM by jand
The flow this morning going down the cliff a step from the ocean in Le Delta del San Juan (Enrique)


https://twitter.com/ElTimeLaPalma/status/1454374972885983234?s=20&fbclid=IwAR3XvenSXUUmM3PuDrtGMc0QHvGvQUzZUzY-roFuCSBDnRuHVzERVM0Le8w

jand

#6518
October 30, 2021, 13:31:20 PM
Although the IGN points out that the Earthquake this morning had a maximum intensity IV-V in the Las Palmas-El Tributo area, in Puntallana, the Malpaís automatic station, between El Paso and Los Llanos de Aridane, recorded a maximum intensity VI.

It's the first Earthquake of 5.0 mbLg or higher in the entire eruptive event, which began with the swamp of September 11.

These earthquakes with so much strength at low depth indicate a new contribution of magma from the mantle to the terrestrial crust, which should result in an increase in the number of earthquakes between 7 and 19 kilometers deep in the next J ornaments. And with that the volcano continues its activity in the mid-term.

The restructuring of the mantle under the island of La Palma gets complicated while these types of shakes so strong continue at low depth without several days of rest.

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Meteo Canaria "Komando Atis Tirma" Facebook

Some comments from the same page.


A medium ago, I don't think I brought them down to conscience, they know that if it was so it's a crime

Mariled Mariscal Felipe
Maria Morales they pass that crime, they know it didn't get to that because much@s eat from the same plate


Marion Torres
Bravo for telling the truth. Bravo for mentioning that the IGN always lowers the intensity in a way that this is no longer speechless. Thank you for telling the truth


Elena Salido de Lara
It's been a long time warning and nothing is done

jand

#6519
October 30, 2021, 13:33:36 PM

jand

#6521
October 30, 2021, 15:49:38 PM
La Palma volcano survivors shaken but determined to rebuild
By Dan Johnson
La Palma, Spain

Published32 minutes ago


Imagine trying to sleep in the glare of an erupting volcano, rattled by its tremors.

Then imagine trying to do that in a cramped caravan, after your home was surrounded by lava or buried beneath it.

This is the upturned reality for around 20 families, bedding down for another night in a back street in Los Llanos. They are just outside the exclusion zone on La Palma, in Spain's Canary Islands.

They are the homeless of the six-week-old eruption, who cannot even dream of going home without being woken by the volcano's tremors and rumble.

Dacil Batista shares her small caravan with her partner and their two children, along with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law. "I'm in despair," she tells me, "because I don't know what's happening to my house."

"We spent the first few nights staring at the volcano, trying to see what it was doing, but now it is kind of normal to have it there."

After all these weeks you'd expect deeper dismay, even anger. But Dacil is thankful for the food, clothes and toys from the local town hall and hopes to take her children home one day.

Just across town, El Roque school has a new class.

The children, cut off from their normal lessons, are now being taught in borrowed space using donated books. Their teacher, Christina Mederos, managed to grab the computers but not much else before Las Manchas school was abandoned to the lava.

The walls of this temporary classroom have pictures of the erupting volcano drawn by children across the Canary Islands and sent here in support.

Ten-year-old Rodrigo explains that he's now living with his grandmother: "I thought it would end quickly but the volcano has destroyed houses."

Classmate Sergio describes the lava and the destruction done to the trees, landscape and his grandfather's house. He says the eruption "is beautiful, but it does a lot of damage".

The children can't even play outside, Christina tells me, because the air and school yard are thick with ash. "It was very emotional to come back [to school], because I really wanted to see the children. I didn't know how they felt about it all," she says.

COVID rules suggest the windows should be open for ventilation, but volcanic ash and the risk of toxic gases mean they stay firmly closed. Masks and goggles are all in place before the children step outside.

Scientists have come to La Palma, to monitor the lava, check for gases and analyse the newest rocks on Earth.

Dr Matt Pankhurst of the Canary Islands Volcano Institute shows me the samples taken by poking a long stick into the lava and dropping it, steaming, into a bucket of cold water - live geology lessons in Earth's oldest processes. His main focus is the crystals held within the hardened lava.

"In principle, we can forecast volcanic eruptions like we do the Weather," he explains. "This is the best chance yet to link together the evidence in the rock with the pre-eruption signals, so we can know what's coming next time in much more detail."

It's the story of Earth's formation retold in a devastating act of renewal. On these islands life has always been built on the ruins of a previous eruption.

La Palma volcano: Visual guide to what happened
'Miracle house' escapes Canary Islands lava
Tourism also defines the Canary Islands. La Palma has been marketed as "La isla bonita" - the beautiful island. But unlike that Madonna song, this is no longer a Spanish lullaby.

"It was a disaster," says Basso Lanzone, who has run tours here for years. "It changed everything on this side of the island - now they have nothing. No tourists were arriving because they were afraid of the volcano."

So Basso refocused his tours and brought 100 day-trippers from Tenerife to see the volcano.

It's a rare possibility," says Anastasia, visiting from Ukraine. "It's amazing, feeling nature, what it can do."

Mark Fordyce from Aberdeen was on holiday in Tenerife when he saw volcano trips advertised. "I just thought it would be really interesting to come. I saw that the proceeds from this tour go towards relief for the families affected."

Around the main square of Los Llanos workers constantly sweep and clean as more volcanic ash falls.

Architect Henry Garritano Perez lost both his home and studio to the lava when his village, Todoque, was destroyed. "It wasn't a typical neighbourhood," he says, "it was an extended family."

When the pretty little white church where Henry was married finally collapsed, many lost hope. But not Henry, still smiling through the dust. "Even though my roots are under 15m of lava, they are in Todoque. The community has to be reborn."

When I ask how anyone could build on the scorched earth of such a disfigured landscape Henry remains upbeat. "I saw that on Lanzarote [another of the Canary Islands] there are houses literally built on lava. That can be repeated here."

He's realistic, however, that it will be a year or more before the lava is cool enough to start reconstruction.

Too long for Dacil Batista and the others whose world has shrunk to the size of a caravan - families uprooted and scattered across the island.

Yet even here there is no sense of defeat.

"I could take my kids, my animals and we have a caravan to stay in - we're not on the streets," she says.

There is a determination to adapt, cope and survive. But every day more people are affected by the impact of this eruption.






https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-59076157

jand

#6522
October 31, 2021, 07:03:58 AM
Update last night courtesy of Enrique.


30/10/2021 21:30h Canary Islands. - ERUPTION OF LA PALMA ISLAND. - QUICK PREVIEW OF COLLADA 13, TREMURRING AND LOTS OF ASH - VOLCANODISCOVERY ON LINE AGAIN. - The day has been tremendous in the valley, with a rain of ashes so thick and thin that the sky has darkened. People have had to stay inside the house with the lights on so they could see. And while the vibrations and constant tremors continue throughout the day, in addition to today's Earthquake.

THE NECKLACE:

Right now the most worrying thing is in flow 13A has gone fast, traveling a little over 1500m, a half kilometer in 24 hours, with tip speeds of 300m and reaching almost the ocean. This has been due to the lava coming out very liquid and hot, looking as if it was water the lowest area. Once the flow is done, it starts to swell and soak up a few meters, which is what we've seen today, partly climbing in the old coladas.

The Norias area has been liberated for the moment, passing through the north but don't let the guard down, because there are two coladas still moving forward and that if there is luck they will stop until another one comes down.

The bad news is that arms will continue to appear south due to the cone configuration and otherwise it will be a matter of days until new areas south of the current coladas field.

The good news is that at first the Bombilla and the Port Naos are safe, while the lavas do not cross the axis of the lavic canal of the lavas of San Juan of 1949 which will have a resumption effect. Another thing is that the delta grows a lot and spreads through the platform, coming danger (the lava coladas) by the sea, as it has happened sometimes in Hawaii (Kanapala 1990, Kapoho 2018) fortunately the platform is not very big and possible mind don't do it. It all depends on how long the eruption lasts.

THE VOLCANIC CONE.

At the moment the coladas supply is guaranteed by the lava tube that comes out of the crater draining the material very effectively and taking it to the Todoque area at a very high temperature over the ancient coladas.

As for the volcano the tremor has been rising for several days, indicating that it is changing again, it is becoming more explosive, which causes it to shred more ash, produce lightning and more explosions. The decline in deformation indicates a more effective drainage of the magma which has caused a drop in pressure that has facilitated water entry into the volcanic system and thus this increase in explosiveness.
However in the spectrogram it is appreciated that there have been changes, one of them has been this afternoon between 14 and 16h where a bit of a lot of magma noise has been produced at all frequencies and suddenly at 16h it has dropped, since then and l low tremor and therefore this episode of explosiveness, let's see what we reserve for tonight, it wouldn't be weird that it even stops, and then wake up again.
SO2 keeps dropping, today it's 15000 tons daily, very high value, but lower than other days.

THE HIGH AREA OF THE LAVIC CHANNEL AND LAVA TUBE IN SOME AREAS DRONE VIEW NEXT TO THE VOLCAN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWrc9FoEAC4

FINISH ASHASTER SAMPLE TODAY - IGME

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObsQ_MP73uA

Volcanodiscovery has data again, which can be seen perfectly as we have the steps of the devil's staircase or function of singer of seismic energy released by the volcanic Earthquake swarm every 3-4 days, matching in with the most intense earthquakes, the pattern continues that if there are no more intense earthquakes next week, the system could start relaxing, clearly. Currently it continues to grow, and earthquakes continue too and the eruption will last at least 2-3 weeks in view of SO2 data, deformation, seismicity and tremor.

That doesn't take us away from surprises, like stopping suddenly for a few hours, as it already did on September 29 at the 10 days of the start of the eruption. Don't worry, he'll come out again with new close mouths or in the same ones as the system has a lot of inertia. The longer a stop lasts, the worse, so the better it doesn't last long until parameters like SO2, up to values below 200 tons per day that would indicate that magma flow is cut deep and the end of eruption. Until then you have to wait.


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jand

#6524
October 31, 2021, 09:16:00 AM
LAVA ADVANCES 1.5 KILOMETRES IN 24 HOURS DESTROYING MORE HOMES AND FARM LAND
2021/10/31 08:13:04  Written by Canarian Weekly  National
The lava flows from the Cumbre Vieja volcano continue their unstoppable and destructive path towards the sea. During the last 24 hours, the lava flow located further south (labelled lava flow number 3) has advanced 1,500 metres, devastating land previously untouched by lava and devouring homes and banana plantations, according to Pevolca.

Pevolca's scientific spokesperson, María José Blanco, explained at the daily press conference where she gives an account of the evolution of the catastrophe: "The flow continues to move through unaffected land and has advanced 1,500 metres, reaching a low island in the Las Hoyas area.”

“Calculations of the data from the Copernicus surveillance satellite tell us that, in total, lava now covers 963 hectares of surface area and the width of the streams is close to 3 kilometres, and so far it has destroyed 2,532 buildings and another 149 are at risk.”

What worries the authorities now is that the flow is threatening the residential area of Las Norias after it broke free from flow 9 to take a new path causing new devastation.

"What was a narrow and small stream has grown spilling over stream 9, following the troughs," explained Blanco, who indicated that the new flow has not been able to ‘ride` the previous higher stream, but runs parallel to it until the low island created by the San Juan volcano.

In fact, she indicated that it is already less than 400 metres from the sea, however, the collision of the lava and the ocean does not worry them because it would only affect the workers of the desalination plants in Puerto Naos who have already been alerted to the risk of the emission of toxic gases,


https://www.canarianweekly.com/article-resources/image-loader/small/28718

jand

#6527
October 31, 2021, 10:03:54 AM
Mike Socal
"Problems that led to being at the gas and ash exposition"
Lung problems and volcanic smog
Volcanic smog is also called volcanic fog. It forms when a volcano erupts and releases gases to the atmosphere.
This type of smog can irritate the lungs and aggravate existing problems in these organs.
Information
Volcanoes release columns of ash, dust, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide and other harmful gases into the air. Sulfur dioxide is the most harmful of these gases. When gases react with oxygen, humidity and sunlight of the atmosphere forms the volcanic smog. This smog is a kind of air pollution.
Volcanic smog also contains sprays (particles and tiny drops) with high levels of acidity, mainly sulfuric acid and other sulfur-related compounds. These sprays are small enough to be inhaled deep into your lungs.
Inhaling volcanic smog irritates lungs and mucous membranes. This may affect the effectiveness of lung function. Volcanic smog can also affect the immune system.
Acid particles in volcanic smog can worsen the following lung conditions:
Asthma
Bronchitis
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (EPOC)
Enselfishness
Any other prolonged lung conditions (chronic)
Symptoms of exposure to volcanic smog include:
Breathing problems, lack of breath
Let's go
Symptoms of Seudogriple
Headaches
Power outage
Major production of moco
Sore throat
Teary and irritated eyes
MEASURES TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST VOLCANIC SMOG
If you already have trouble breathing, taking these measures can prevent your breathing from getting worse when exposed to volcanic smog:
Stay in covered spaces as much as you can. People with lung disease should limit physical activities outdoors. Keep the doors and windows closed and a/c working. Using an air purifier may also be helpful.
When you really have to go out, wear a surgical paper or chiffon mask that covers your nose and mouth. Moisturize the mask with a baking soda and water solution to even further protect your lungs.
Wear glasses to protect your eyes from the ashes
Take your pills for EPOC or asthma according to medical instructions.
No smoke. Cigarette can irritate your lungs even more.
Drink lots of liquids, especially hot liquids (like tea).
Lean forward slightly at the waist height to make it easier for you to breathe.
Practice breathing exercises in indoor spaces to keep your lungs as healthy as possible. With lips almost closed, inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth. This is called breathing with frown lips. Or breathe deeply through the nose into the belly without moving your chest. This is called diaphragmatic breathing.
If possible, do not travel or leave the area where there is volcanic smog.
EMERGENCY Symptoms
If you have asthma or EPOC and your symptoms suddenly get worse, try using the rescue inhaler. If the symptoms don't improve:
Call 112 or local emergency number immediately.
Ask someone to take him to the ER.
Call your health care provider if:
Is it expecting more moth than usual or the moth has changed color
He is expecting blood
She has a high fever (over 100° F or 37.8° C)
Presenting symptoms of seudogripal
Has severe pain or chest pressure
Struggling to breathe or chills that are getting worse
Has swelling in her legs or abs.
#PREVENIRESVIVIR #VIVIRENTREVOLCANES #RESILENC3 #WORLDCANIC
Now they will see the full pocket, in a few days they will see full yes but hospitals, by people with breathing problems, even people can die not healthy.
. . and they'll kick it to a COVID reparation.. (MIK3) IS WHAT I CALL ,NOT HAVING A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY.
Postdata: It's not about being the best, it's about raising awareness of education and prevention, that's not an alarm is to form for what can happen, and I'm not just talking about this volcano, I also do the "Nevado del Ruiz" that for days has been giving sir wing of life that meets years, complete pattern is what there is who wants to criticize me I see normal for the fear of ignorance But neither I nor Enrique mark the compass of the volcano nor enjoy with esto...decir that great catastrophe is the most watched volcano in the world until that and the Nevada del Ruiz was not a catastrophe were not aware, it is about moral fiber, I belong together with anna fornier to the WORLDCANIC summit, international volcanology summit, which this year will be held together with Madrid fusion, where there will be talks of awareness and I will see alg some people and all this will be portrayed and recorded I'll go with my thought "PREVENIR IT'S TO LIVE". .. it is what it is.

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jand

#6528
October 31, 2021, 12:32:10 PM Last Edit: October 31, 2021, 12:33:57 PM by jand

jand

#6529
October 31, 2021, 12:59:13 PM Last Edit: October 31, 2021, 13:34:21 PM by jand
Live video taken this morning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djjuWkk3PCE


IMO and this is not the opinion of Fuerteventura Forum the Cabildo and Pevolca need prosecuting for allowing the tourist buses.

Its been two days now raining toxic ash down in this area and IMO there is no way this is safe for people to be now stood under it.

''Carbon dioxide and fluorine, gases that can be toxic to humans, can collect in volcanic ash. ... If inhaled, volcanic ash can cause breathing problems and damage the lungs. Inhaling large amounts of ash and volcanic gases can cause a person to suffocate. Suffocation is the most common cause of death from a volcano.''

''On or near the ground, volcanic ash can reduce visibility, make surfaces slippery, cause roofs to collapse, damage crops and wild plants, clog ventilation systems, corrode metal, contaminate water supplies, irritate or damage eyes, and pose a health risk to people with respiratory problems.''

''Is it safe to breathe volcanic ash?
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Inhalation of volcanic ash can be very detrimental to human health, due to the harmful aerosols and poisonous gases the ash is made up of. Health effects inlcude respiratory problems, eye problems, and skin irritiation. One long-term effect of volcanic ash is silicosis.15 Feb 2021''

jand

#6532
October 31, 2021, 15:28:55 PM
31/10/2021 12:30h Canary Islands. - ERUPTION OF LA PALMA  ISLAND. - MORE ASSH AND FINE, MORE STRAYS, MORE TREMURING AND SONIC STAMPIDES OR EXPANSIVE WAVES. -

The night has to be aupa in the valley, with the doors windows and crystals vibrating and striking non-stop by the sonic stampede, occasionally some explosion or even a thunder of lightning that occur in the eruptive column that goes up to 4500 metres done today. The volcano is throwing out the rest as far as Piroclastos is concerned, and the ash grinder is at more power, removing very thin ash that are not good for health.

Sonic stamps give a little scary, as they are not heard, but they make sound many objects, even noticed in the body as when we go to a concert, it is not nice no, in Sicily they are usually quite common in the eruptions of ETNA and l they know you well. Today some visuals have been filmed because when the expansion wave occurs, after it there is a sudden drop of pressure that causes the water vapor to be condemned if the humidity is very high and it looks like a cloud moving through the sky.

SONIC STAMPIDES OR EXPANSIVE WAVES

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MiS9U30dr4

As far as the 13A is concerned, it follows its way into the ocean, both in the delta area and a little higher. In fact, you can appreciate the front of the laundry in the northeastern area of the Norias, which will hopefully pass rosy and as the rest of the laundry goes up the cliff and falls down the same, spreading the material in the area of the Fajana or lower island.
LAVA NECKLACE THIS MORNING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLamnX88eBw

The volcano continues with a great activity and although yesterday seemed calmer, it was just a mirage, produced by the silence that provokes the large amount of ashes in the air and the little visibility that there was, because the tremor has continued to rise, the training is held more or less, rising slightly and since 3 in the morning a chirping is felt, a noise at about 9Hz frequency which is a "volcanic gliding that announces us more activity.

But many will wonder why he throws more ashes? or what happened to the volcano?.. the truth is that the question is not easy, but we are already getting to know him, at first there has been a change in the chemical composition of the magma that has made it more viscous and explosive, this is usually related to the content in water o/y silicice of the Mother.

In the first case, low pressure these days, some water has been able to enter the deep magmatic duct system which has caused it to produce more ashes. But until we have a mineral and chemical analysis of the ashes, they are hypothesis. The second is the arrival of a new magma pulse with a different composition richer in silicon and that would give the same results to priori, although seeing that the coladas continue to come out by the base of the cone, I loved the first option.

I really recommend that you wear FPP2 masks or wet rags if there are a lot of ashes, otherwise they will seriously harm your health with the entry of small particles in the lungs that derive from a silicosis or pneumonia of the Miners, which are basically wounds or edema in the lung caused by these ashes, which make you breathe worse every time and end up with a breather for the rest of your life.

Still editing the post (Enrique)

PS: It's the second time I've written this post, I've uploaded it, I was putting a reply and there was a comment and it's completely disappeared.... and look how good I was...

jand

#6533
October 31, 2021, 15:29:37 PM
As far as the 13A is concerned, it follows its way into the ocean, both in the delta area and a little higher. In fact, you can appreciate the front of the laundry in the northeastern area of the Norias, which will hopefully pass rosy and as the rest of the laundry goes up the cliff and falls down the same, spreading the material in the area of the Fajana or lower island. (Enrique)



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jand

#6534
October 31, 2021, 17:00:02 PM

jand

#6535
October 31, 2021, 17:53:50 PM

jand

#6536
October 31, 2021, 18:51:32 PM

10/31/2021_ 9:30 Lavic waterfall with spiral sink entrance La Palma eruption IGME-CSIC



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNR8E2XCDeE

jand

#6537
October 31, 2021, 20:01:39 PM
Another M5.0 tonight.

Felt also in Tenerife La Gomera.

5.0 mbLg SW VILLA DE MAZO.ILP
2021/10/31 17:52:51IV
38

EVENT: es2021vjbxs 2021/10/31 17:52:51 28.5752 -17.8170 38 5.0 SW VILLA DE MAZO.ILP
Updated 2021-10-31 19:53 UTC
RATIO OF INTENSITIES (EMS) AND POPULATIONS
IN WHICH THIS Earthquake HAS BEEN FEELED :
IV ARGUAL, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF IV BARRANCO DEL RÍO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF IV NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE MIDDLE, EL PASO.TF IV BUENAVISTA DE ABAJO, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF IV BUENAVISTA DE ARRIBA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF IV EL BARRIAL, EL PASO.TF IV EL DORADOR, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF IV EL PASO.TF IV EL PILAR, EL PASO.TF IV EL POCITO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF IV EL ROQUE, PUNTAGORDA.TF IV EL SOCORRO, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF IV LAS ROSAS, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
IV LOS PALOMARES, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
IV LOS PERDOMOS, PUNTALLANA.TF
IV LOS SAUCES.TF
IV MIRANDA, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
IV MONTE, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
IV PALMASOL II, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
IV PUERTO , TAZACORTE.TF
IV SAN JOSÉ.TF
IV TENERRA, EL PASO.TF
IV TIGUERORTE, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III-IV AGUATAVAR, TIJARAFE.TF
III-IV BARRIAL DE ARRIBA, EL PASO.TF
III-IV CARDÃ"N, TAZACORTE. TF
III-IV CASCO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III-IV CUESTA DEL LLANO DE LA CRUZ, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA
III-IV EL CORCHO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III-IV EL JESUS, TIJARAFE.TF
III-IV EL LLANITO, BREÃ'A ALTA .TF
III-IV EL PLANTO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III-IV EL PORVENIR, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III-IV EL PUEBLO.TF
III-IV FÁTIMA, EL PASO.TF
III-IV HERMOSILLA, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III-IV LA GRAMA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III-IV LA RIVERA, PUNTALLANA.TF
III-IV LA SABINA, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III-IV LAS TRICIAS, GARAFÍA.TF
III-IV LOMO LOS CABALLOS, EL PASO.TF
III-IV LOMO OSCURO, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III- IV THE PLAINS OF ARIDANE.TF
III-IV LOS PEDREGALES, EL PASO.TF
III-IV MIRANDA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III-IV MOUNTAIN TENISCA, THE PLAINS OF ARIDANE.TF
III-IV MONTE DE LUNA, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III-IV SAN PEDRO DE BREÃ'A ALTA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III-IV SAN PEDRO.TF
III-IV TACANDE, EL PASO.TF
III-IV TEJINA, SAN CRISTÃ"BAL DE LA LAGUNA.TF
III-IV TRIANA, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III-IV VELHOCO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III-IV VERADA DE LAS LOMADAS, SAN ANDRÉS AND SAUCES.TF
III AMAGAR, TIJARAFE.TF
III BAILADERO, GARAFÍA.TF
III BARLOVENTO.TF
III BOTAZO, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III BUENAVISTA DEL NORTE.TF
III CRUZ HERRERA-EL TOPO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III CUEVA DEL AGUA, GARAFÍA.TF
III DOS PIN
AGUA, GARAFÍA.TF III DOS PIN WATER EL PASO.TF III EL CASTILLO, GARAFÍA.TF
III EL FUERTE, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
III EL
TANQUE , SAN ANDRÉS AND SAUCES.TF III FAGUNDO, PUNTAGORDA.TF
III FRENCH, GARAFÍA.TF
III HOYA GRANDE, SAN ANDRÉS AND SAUCES. TF
III LA CALDERETA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III LA CUESTA, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III LA FAJANA, BARLOVENTO.TF
III LA FAJANA, FUENCALIENTE DE LA PALMA.TF
III LA HOYA, BARLOVENTO.TF
III LA MATA, GARAFÍA.TF
III LA POLVACERA, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
III THE COVER , SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III LA PUNTA, TIJARAFE.TF
III LA ZAMORA, LOS REALEJOS.TF
III LAS INDIAS, FUENCALIENTE DE LA PALMA.TF
III LAS LAJITAS, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III LAS LEDAS, BREÃ'A ALTA .TF
III LAS LEDAS, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
III LAS MARTELAS, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III LAS PALMAS-EL TRIBUTO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III LAS TOSCAS, PUNTALLANA.TF
III LAS TRICIAS-EL PARTIDO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III LLANO LA PALMA, SAN ANDRÉS Y SAUCES.TF
III LODERO, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III LOMO MACHÍN ALTO, BARLOVENTO.TF
III LOMO PIÃ'ERO, PUNTALLANA.TF
III LOS BARROS, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III LOS CANCAJOS, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
III LOS CASTROS, GARAFÍA.TF
III LOS LIRIOS-EL TOMASIN, PUNTALLANA.TF
III LOS MACHINES, GARAFÍA.TF
III LOS
QUEMADOS , FUENCALIENTE DE LA PALMA.TF III MALPAÍS DE TRIANA, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III MALPAISES (BELOW), VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III MONTE DE BREÃ'A, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III MONTE DE PUEBLO, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III PALMASOL, BREÃ'A ALTA.TF
III PASO DE ABAJO, EL PASO.TF
III PINO DE LA VIRGEN.TF
III QUINTA ZOCA, SAN ANDRÉS Y SAUCES.TF
III RETAMAR, THE PLAINS OF ARIDANE.TF
III ROQUE DE ABAJO, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III ROQUE DEL FARO, GARAFÍA.TF
III SAN ANTONIO, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
III SAN BARTOLOMÉ, PUNTALLANA.TF
III SAN CRISTÃ"BAL DE LA LAGUNA.TF
III SAN JUAN DE PUNTALLANA.TF
III SAN SIMÃ"N, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
III SAN VICENTE, LOS REALEJOS.TF
III SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
III SANTO
DOMINGO.TF
III TAZACORTE.TF III TENAGUA, PUNTALLANA.TF
III TENDIÃ'A, EL PASO.TF
III TENDIÃ'A, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
III TIGALATE, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
II-III ARECIDA, TIJARAFE.TF
II-III CUESTA BAJA, BARLOVENTO.TF
II-III EL GRANEL, PUNTALLANA.TF
II-III EL PINAR, TIJARAFE.TF
II -III THE MOUNTAIN, BREÃ'A BAJA.TF
II-III LA ROSA, VILLA DE MAZO.TF
II-III LAS ARENAS, PUERTO DE LA CRUZ.TF
II-III MARINA, TAZACORTE.TF
II-III PUERTITO DE GÜÍMAR, GÜÍMAR.TF
II-III SAN AGUSTÍN, LOS REALEJOS. TF
II-III TAMAIMO, SANTIAGO DEL TEIDE.TF
II-III TIGAIGA, LOS REALEJOS.TF
II-III VALLESECO, SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE.TF
II EL TOSCAL, LOS REALEJOS.TF
II GÜÍMAR.TF
II IBO-ALFARO, HERMIGUA. TF
II ICOD DE LOS VINOS.TF
II LA CONDESA, LOS LLANOS DE ARIDANE.TF
II LA LONGUERA-EL TOSCAL, LOS REALEJOS.TF
II LA MONTAÃ'ETA, LOS REALEJOS.TF
II LA PALMITA, BARLOVENTO.TF
II LA ROSA, EL PASO .TF
II LAS CABEZADAS, BARLOVENTO.TF
II LEPANTO, VALLE GRAN REY.TF
II LOMO ESPANTA, SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA.TF
II MESA DEL MAR, TACORONTE.TF
II REALEJO ALTO.TF
II SAN SEBASTIÁN DE LA GOMERA.TF
II SANTA ÚRSULA.TF


http://www.ign.es/web/resources/volcanologia/tproximos/canarias.html?fbclid=IwAR3GEqfr-AJg4p18QS_fWpPmSxss6-_xwEAQJjv-33JqoKCac_KxSOqQ0A8

jand

#6539
October 31, 2021, 20:56:46 PM
THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS ARRIVE IN LA PALMA TO SEE THE ERUPTION UP CLOSE
2021/10/31 07:42:23 Written by Canarian Weekly National
Around 10,000 visitors a day are expected to travel to La Palma over the bank holiday weekend to take the once in a lifetime opportunity of observing the volcanic eruption in person, something that the technical director of Pevolca, Miguel Ángel Morcuende, has thanked them for as they are contributing to help boost the island's economy, stressing again that this shows that La Palma is safe, something he has been saying for weeks.

Due to this extended weekend, the La Palma Cabildo and the management of Pevolca have launched a free ‘park and ride` bus service to go to and see the Cumbre Vieja volcano safely. Visitors are reminded that masks, hats, and clothes that cover arms and legs are advised for protection, and many people also sported goggles and carried umbrellas to protect themselves from falling ash.

The buses leave every 20 minutes from the old Buenavista airport in Breña Alta (where there is a large parking area), to the church square of Tajuya, in the municipality of El Paso, where you can see the volcano from the viewpoint.

The service hours for these three days are from 10:00am to 10:40pm for buses going to the Church square, with the last return from Tajuya at midnight.

The Tajuya viewpoint has become a place of pilgrimage for those who want to observe the volcanic eruption over the last 42 days, and yesterday the increase in visitors was particularly noticeable and it remained crowded throughout the day, an image that will be repeated today and Monday.

Morcuende emphasized that the shuttle buses have been implemented to ensure safety and to keep roads clear for emergency vehicles by preventing traffic jams usually seen, for example, when it snows at Mt Teide, especially as there is no parking on the roads in the vicinity of the church of Tajuya, so people are wasting their time trying to go there themselves.

Given the expected high influx of visitors this weekend, it was agreed to restrict the access of private vehicles in the vicinity of the volcano, and only allow mobility to residents, for work, and for justified reasons.
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