What Next for 2020? Volcanoes of Course!

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Semple said:
Had to google a for a bit of history on the 1963 winter (wasn't around then).

Seems incredible that the UK experienced such a bitter winter, and nothing has come anywhere near close in the last 3 decades.
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Winter 2010/11 was colder here in Scotland - we had snow on the ground from December all the way through to April. I think it was the coldest winter on record (over 100 years).
 
englishpremier said:
Over 6,000 tremors/earthquakes in the run up to that one. One of the few Canary Islands I haven't visited due to its position up wind. The government has had plenty of warning, and people were packed a good few days ago ready to leave if necessary. Not expecting any drama unless some of the volcanos on the other islands decide they fancy a pop too.
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Is it the Canaries where there’s a volcano threatening to collapse into the sea and potentially causing a tsunami that would wipe out the eastern seaboard of the US?
 
NickK said:
Russia has one of the largest rotational land masses, Africa, US and India vertically on axis, but the ocean would end up with a large tidal wave across many continents.
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Looks like if it hits it’ll be somewhere between S. America, the Pacific, South East Asia, India or through into Africa.
 
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