#what in the hell...

This Reuters article below was posted on October 18, 2021:

La Palma Volcano: Eruption on Spain’s Canary Island Shows No Sign of Slowing Down

There is no immediate end in sight to the volcanic eruption that has caused chaos on the Spanish isle of La Palma since it began about a month ago, the president of the Canary Islands said on Sunday.

There were 42 seismic tremors on the island on Sunday, the largest of which measured 4.3, according to the Spanish National Geographical Institute.

"There are no signs that an end of the eruption is imminent even though this is the greatest desire of everyone," President Angel Víctor Torres said at a Socialist party conference in Valencia, citing the view of scientists.

Streams of lava have laid waste to more than 742 hectares (1,833 acres) of land and destroyed almost 2,000 buildings on La Palma since the volcano started erupting on Sept. 19. About 7,000 people have been evacuated from their homes on the island, which has about 83,000 inhabitants and forms part of the Canary Islands archipelago off northwestern Africa.

All of the 38 flights which were scheduled to arrive or take off from La Palma airport on Sunday were cancelled because of ash from the volcano, state airport operator Aena said, but the airport there remains open.

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Fast flowing and non-stop...This is insane. There’s concerns if this will lead to a mega tsunami that would hit the “entire East coast of the United States.” Like what?! Crazy. 

...Peep what I highlighted below: 👀

There’s live footage all over youtube, but this is just a glimpse of that damn volcano:

“Geologists note the sound of lava flow on Spain's La Palma sounds ‘like broken glass.’” (x)

Here’s some more info about what’s transpired thus far (posted on Oct 18th as well):

La Palma Volcano, live updates: Eruption, Tsunami Warning

Volcanic activity enters 29th day on Monday, having begun on 19 September

Lava flow now covers surface area of 789.6 hectares according to Copernicus radar imaging, with 16.9 hectares added in just seven hours

35,000 earthquakes and tremors recorded in La Palma during the past month

Nearly 2,000 buildings destroyed by lava flow

According to Copernicus, the EU's satellite observation programme, the ongoing eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano has become the most significant volcanic eruption witnessed in just over 500 years, since 1585.

No short or medium term end to eruption claim experts, as more La Palma residents forced to evacuate

Lava forming huge delta on La Palma coast

Delta has claimed around 40 hectares of new land from the Atlantic

(Source)

Also, Geologists note the sound of lava flow on Spain's La Palma sounds "like broken glass.”