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30 Oct La Palma eruption update 30th october 2021: Lava flows affect new land to the south of the flow field

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The lava emission centre on the northwest flank of the main cone continues to feed a branched stream, with one branched travelling west, and another travelling southwest. The most fluid of these flows is the latter, which has exceeded fronts of the original flows and...

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29 Oct La Palma eruption update 29th october 2021: Earthquakes remain at high magnitude and frequency

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To counter potential road disruption from the influx of tourists the weekend for All Saints’ Day on the 1st November, the authorities have launched a shuttle bus service from Breña Baja on the east of the island to the area of the eruption for tourists....

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28 Oct La Palma eruption update 28th october 2021: Over 900 hectares now affected by the lava flows

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The lava emission predominantly feeds three different lava streams, with two of these affecting new ground. One of these is the flow to the south of La Laguna Mountain, which is now 86 m from the cliffs, and the other affecting new ground to the...

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27 Oct La Palma eruption update 27th october 2021: Limited new land being affected by the active lava flows

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According to PEVOLCA, the more ‘favourable’ scenario regarding the paths of lava flows remains, as they are now largely directed west of the volcano and across previous flows. This is causing a widening and thickening of the flows, but only a small amount of already...

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26 Oct La Palma eruption update 26th october 2021: The lava flows are thickening and widening

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According to PEVOLCA, the latest reconfigurations and partial collapses have produced a more ‘favourable’ scenario regarding the paths of lava flows, as they are now largely directed west of the volcano and across previous flows. This is causing a widening and thickening of the flows,...

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25 Oct La Palma eruption update 25th october 2021: Reconfiguration of the main cone continues

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The reconfiguration of the cone continues, with large amounts of lava being emitted, on the new stream to the south of the lava flow field, on top of the original lava flow, and on the stream that runs to the north of Todoque mountain. Some...

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24 Oct La Palma eruption update 24th october 2021: Number of earthquakes significantly increases

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The new lava flow that emerged on the afternoon of the 23rd continues to flow slowly parallel to the southern limits of the old flows and has been named stream 10 to aid its tracking. Elsewhere, the active flows are largely being fed by lava...

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23 Oct La Palma eruption update 23rd october 2021: New lava stream observed to the south

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Currently, a period of the redistribution of active lava flows seems to be taking place around the volcano, with the flows affecting La Laguna appearing to have almost stopped and receiving a smaller contribution of lava than previous days. As such, the area affected by...

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22 Oct La Palma eruption update 22nd october 2021: Forward advance of lava has slowed

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The front of the active lava flows in La Laguna to the north of the flow field are currently practically stopped, although there still remains a high flux of lava feeding these flows, which is leading to their widening and thickening. Nonetheless, the evacuation ordered...

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21 Oct La Palma eruption update 21st october 2021: The lava flow field is now up to 2,900 m wide

Posted at 10:21h in Day by Day, La Palma, VolcanoStories by GeoTenerife 0 Comments
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The two active streams to the north have grown and coalesced and appear to be travelling to the SW of La Laguna Mountain. However, it cannot yet be ruled out that their growth and the changing topography may mean the flow travels northwards in the...

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