La Palma (Canary Islands) Volcano Eruption Webcam

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La Palma (Canary Islands) Volcano Eruption Webcam

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Eruptions mean disruption and that’s what you can see on this live feed showing the current volcanic action on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands.

La Palma is the fifth largest island in the Canarian archipelago and hasn’t seen action like this since 1971 when the same volcano, la Cumbre Vieja or Old Summit, spewed molten rocks and lava for ten continuous days.

After a lot of subterranean grumbling which has been shaking the countryside with a series of continual earthquakes numbering more than six thousand, but not measuring more than 3.8 on the Richter Scale, Cumbre Vieja finally let loose on Sunday the 19th of September.

So far, as the lava flow has crept down the mountain it’s destroyed a hundred houses of the village of El Palo, set fire to the surrounding pine forests, engulfed the vicinity in dense smoke, provoked acid rainfall over the sea and caused multiple evacuations of residents and tourists. How long the eruption will last or what more damage it will do no-one knows. We’ll all just have to wait and see.

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12 thoughts on “La Palma (Canary Islands) Volcano Eruption Webcam”

    1. Bushcraft bear, I just wanted to say i wish there was somehow i could help.I thought about writing letters to people on La Palma to support them metally . Letting them know that people around the world are really worried about them.. but i have no idea where to write the letters to.. I would love to adopt a dog from La Palma thinking that some people will not get thier dogs back because they have no homes… please let me know if that is possible..thanks/love

  1. Thank you for providing this service! Is there a way to receive mobile phone alerts in the event of crucial changes, such as landslides, etc?

  2. Espero y rezo para que todas las personas y familias se mantengan a salvo. Mañana será el comienzo de una nueva vida y el señor proveerá.

  3. Have spent many holidays on this beautiful island. To see the damage caused by
    this volcano is heart breaking. Our thoughts go out to all the house owners and
    banana plantation owners who have lost everything.

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