Volcanic Activity in the Azores

[rmgill]

Portugal's turn it appears. 
 

 

 

 

[lucklucky]

They put Lisboa in southern Spain. I guess Sunday and Retac will be mad.

Some people evacuated but no serious events. 14 April there were  109(only one felt by population) earthquakes in São Jorge Island. But continue to be small intensity, the biggest one is still 3.8 Richter Scale  from 29 March.

 

Edited April 15, 2022 by lucklucky

[sunday]

11 minutes ago, lucklucky said:

They put Lisboa in southern Spain. I guess Sunday and Retac will be mad.

Some people evacuated but no serious events. 14 April there were  109(only one felt by population) earthquakes in São Jorge Island. But continue to be small intensity, the biggest one is still 3.8 Richter Scale  from 29 March.

 

Lisboa was in Western Spain for quite a long time before 1643. The pissed off ones would be the Portuguese!

[RETAC21]

On 4/16/2022 at 12:29 AM, lucklucky said:

They put Lisboa in southern Spain. I guess Sunday and Retac will be mad.

Some people evacuated but no serious events. 14 April there were  109(only one felt by population) earthquakes in São Jorge Island. But continue to be small intensity, the biggest one is still 3.8 Richter Scale  from 29 March.

 

Lisbon is Worse Spain, of course, or Southern Galicia, take your pick  Other than tsunamis, it's about the best place to live in Yurrop.

[lucklucky]

Aha! It has the capital bug so it has a lot of bad habits, starting that everything can be fixed by increasing taxes and debt...