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

Notice in the same report they say (translated):


The process continues and may evolve rapidly in the short term. The decrease in seismicity may be temporary and does not necessarily imply a stoppage of volcanic reactivation.

As indicated in the previous bulletin, the occurrence of felt earthquakes of greater intensity is expected. At the same time, the beginning of observable phenomena on the surface cannot be ruled out.

Getting shallow again! 3 quakes in succession, that's new!

1.2 at 1 km depth
1.2 at 2 km depth
1.3 at 1 km depth

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President of the Canary Islands says "if the eruption occurs, we have the mechanism to evacuate more than 2,000 people."

Uh... population on La Palma is 85,000.

President of the Canary Islands says "if the eruption occurs, we have the mechanism to evacuate more than 2,000 people."

Uh... population on La Palma is 85,000.

President of the Canary Islands says "if the eruption occurs, we have the mechanism to evacuate more than 2,000 people."

Uh... population on La Palma is 85,000.

He is very casual in his remarks. I would hope that many of the people on that island would have by evacuated to safety by now.

There is just something very fucky going on with all this?

I'm getting really bad vibes about all the lies, backtracking, confusing statements etc.

He is very casual in his remarks. I would hope that many of the people on that island would have by evacuated to safety by now.

There is just something very fucky going on with all this?

I'm getting really bad vibes about all the lies, backtracking, confusing statements etc.

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Recap:
Activity is slowing down. Deformation is increasing slowly. This still needs to be monitored.

He looks super worried.
Too scary

I'm getting conflicting reports on the depth of this quake.
Simple mistake or cover-up to prevent a panic?

Need some trained Frigate birds outfitted with Go Pros to handle the drone killer winds of the Canaries.

Frigate birds have massive narrow wings, a gnarly pointy long heads/beaks, and shrink wrapped looking bodies that remind me of a minime Pteranodon.
I've never seen one closer/lower than 1000 yards, and only in the Canary Islands, though I'm not sure how wide a range the inhabit.

They are one of the few winged creatures that can thrive in those climes of near constantly high (35-50+ knot) winds common to the top and bottom horn of Africa, where you also find the ominous Albatros.

Frigate birds may be in the same family.
It is said of the Albatros, that they stay aloft 24/7 riding the constant high winds and even sleeping in flight, only coming down to earth briefly to mate and nest, and mostly only touching the water to snap up fish on the fly.

The Frigate birds will hover/park up high over the ocean, and when they spot a fish even one deep in the water,
they fold in their dinosaur wings and drop like a javelin straight through the water's surface at their prey.
I'm fairly sure that their narrow truncated wings even work like fish fins underwater, allowing them to chase down a fish over short spans.


Maybe the most powerful/aerodynamic high end consumer drones can handle 35-50+ knot winds these days?
But remember, if the wind is that strong at sea level, it is sure to be 2x to 3x that strong thousands of feet higher, above the Cumbre V volcano crater.

Prophetic message for Florida ! Urgent

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Yeah, yesterday I saw two off both sides of the island, in the sea, vanish.