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This has been incredible. Here's some more background -
Social media has been full of people in the UK posting examples of the pressure wave captured on their home meteorological stations (who has one of them?), like this fella
There's lots of American footage of the Tsunami waves making landfall too (running up rivers and the like).
The size of the Tonga eruption on 11:51 - Jan 17 by Swansea_Blue
This has been incredible. Here's some more background -
Social media has been full of people in the UK posting examples of the pressure wave captured on their home meteorological stations (who has one of them?), like this fella
There's lots of American footage of the Tsunami waves making landfall too (running up rivers and the like).
The awesome power of nature, eh?
This is quite interesting. Pretty sure shecis an ITFC fan too.
My in-laws are in Madeira and just sent a video over of areas where I was a couple of weeks back and it's flooding all the ocean side swimming pools etc and all due to this
The size of the Tonga eruption on 16:01 - Jan 17 by itfcjoe
My in-laws are in Madeira and just sent a video over of areas where I was a couple of weeks back and it's flooding all the ocean side swimming pools etc and all due to this
While I am no expert on geography & weather, I would be amazed if the eruption of an underwater volcano off Tonga, which is in the South Pacific, could have a large impact on seas around Madeira, 17,500 km away. It's been a bit rough in Tenerife the last few days, but I think that's local & nothing to do with Tonga.
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