The Snake Event | Earthquake: M3.5 CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION pg. 528

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Big surge from deep at El Hierro, La Palmas neighbor a few miles away

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12 hours of deep magma movement followed by expansion tremors. El Hierro had this pattern pre La Palma eruption and it's intensified in the last few days.

Gomera showing hour long tremors.

Another 2.2 this morning reaching down to mantle plume depth. A resurgence of 2.0 range quakes and quakes deep. And another day of purple haze on Palma.

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El Hierro intensity returns

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Seismic signals for all islands suddenly flatline.
Finally over.

An area lit up today.

Alboran Sur - 200km west of Gibraltar on Morocco coast.
3.8, 3.7, 3.3, 3.3, 3.0, 3.0

10 others @ 2.5-2.7

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Canary island group has had 450+ tremors since the eruption -120 deeper than 25km mantle plume depth. Low harmonic signal for all islands indicating deep activity.
All the islands flanking La Palma active deep. La Palma won't stop venting, areas near the flow are still off limits.
Still cooking at a steady rate with occasional waves of energy.

Very low winds make for a nasty SO2 cap on the Eastward side of La Palma. Yellow VOG

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ing since I still got my eye on this.

Something going on at Three Sister?

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Ground deformation and warnings to residents there could be a eruption event. They described how a absence of quakes but high resonance with repeating jolts are deep magma movement.

lottuh gas buildin up... but that 44 page thread is in the way

Three day, over 170 quakes for the Gibraltar rift and the Canaries.
For two months quakes had settled down to a average in the 2.0 range. Trending higher overall now with additional 3.3, 3.3, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.5, 3.7, 3.8 quakes in the last three days throughout the rift and islands.
It's trending upward quickly for now.

El Hierro with two constant tremor signals

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The furthermost island from La Palma near the African coast, Lanzarote , drumbeat tremors with sound signal amplitude rising. This chart 4-5 am

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Normal reading before quake activity start

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3.3 at the neighboring island Fuerteventura, the first 3.0+ in a couple of months

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MOAR DHOOM PWEAZE...

Don't worry, it'll probably all come at once.

There have been: (M1.5 or greater)
119 earthquakes in the past 24 hours
959 earthquakes in the past 7 days
4,388 earthquakes in the past 30 days
57,626 earthquakes in the past 365 days

Another wave of energy for El Hierro - these last for hours day or night. The island is hardly populated. This is one hour -a very strong deep signal:

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Same for Lanzarote on the other end of the Canaries beside Africa:

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Consider El Hierro for the biblical "island disappears beneath the sea" event

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"El Hierro has the largest number of volcanoes in the Canaries with over 500 open sky cones, another 300 covered by the most recent outflows, and some 70 caves and volcanic galleries.

130,000 years ago (some reports say 50,000 years ago), seismic tremors produced massive landslides at El Hierro as a giant piece of the island split off and crashed down into the ocean, scattering along the seafloor.

The submarine landslide, which consisted of approximately 300 cubic kilometers of earth, resulted in the creation of the huge amphitheater of the El Golfo valley, and more importantly caused a super tsunami that most likely rose over 100 meters high, 300 feet, and probably reached as far away as the American coast."


This graphic was posted hundreds of pages back

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Am still payin' attention to this big picture even tho' I'm keeping an eye on other seemingly unrelated things that actually keep me mulling over and coming back to all the Earth changes.

Gibraltar rift, East below Spain
4.1, 3.9, 3.1

Seven 2.2- 2.4

La Palma still venting at a high rate

its not over till the fat lady sings