Makes me shake my head at folks who live 20-30 miles from the East coast and Gulf coast. If you live in the middle of Florida and hear about a tsunami from La Palma coming towards the coast, you will NOT have time to evacuate. It will hit the coast in five to six hours and I bet it would take that much time to gather some belonging, get into the car, hit the gas station, drive like a bandit towards the west and then turn north only to be in a long parking lot.

Floridians will bear the brunt of a tsunami due to its low level, yet folks love being near the beach. If you have not taken stock of your situation living near water by now, then you need to endure what is coming your way. Leave NOW while there is time. You or the wizards of smart can predict when La Palma will go nuclear, but it WILL happen. Why put yourself and your family in the path of harm? Move now while the prices of housing is high and the roads are not clogged.

I have a brother who lives in south Louisiana and had to teach him about La Palma erupting. He didn't know it was happening even though it has been popping its top for a week. UGH, his lack of critical thinking is beyond belief because he is a book smart individual. He would not know how to evacuate if La Palma blows, but he thinks he will just pack a bag and jump into his SUV and head north. Too bad he doesn't realize how clogged the roads will headed north. I hope he has a good supply of life rafts in the SUV.