Taal Eruption 2020

**misseksaherada** · January 18th, 2020 05:00 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

so yung sa cherry hills more of carelessness ata ng developer.

yan direcho paakyat sa antipolo gusto ko kasi wala ng liko-liko, straight lang tapos aabot sa masinag yung lrt-II train.

maganda kasi pag friday to monday jan maguunwind. Tapos magsasabit ako ng flowers at dahon sa tenga ko.

Hahahahahaha totoo Sir Kags.. Gusto ko yung pagsabit ng flowers sa tenga.. Kaya ituloy mo na ang pagtira sa Antipolo.. Kapag napadpad ako dun na meron nga may nakasabit sa tenga na flowers.. Ikaw na yun.. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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**shadow** · January 18th, 2020 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by Lithium

Not thinking of doomsday but Taal is so close to Manila. Even my colleagues abroad are commenting about how close Taal is to Metro Manila.

I'm thinking worst case scenario, IF what happened to the towns in the 14 km radius, happens to MM, we will lose EVERYTHING (that is why I can empathize with the people who refuse to leave their homes) Our family home and all other properties are in Metro Manila and Southern Luzon. Isang tumbling na lang from Taal yung vacation home namin from the areas with shade/warning in the map

ALL my close relatives live in the same area as we do. I don't even have relatives north of Metro Manila.

This the map that is scary

That's expected. Kaya nga evacuated na yun danger zone eh. What do you expect from areas around taal.?They will be most affected.

Why worry for something you don't have control over?

It's relatively close to MM but still not close enough to be as affected as those areas around taal.

Hindd ganun malayo ma travel ng lava.

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**NiCe2KnowU** · January 18th, 2020 08:23 AM

If pumutok Yan dami malaking manufacturing company magsasarado kapag sobrang laking ashfall mga nakapalibot SA batangas cavite Laguna.. kawawa mga mawawalan NG trabaho, ligtas ka nga SA lava gutom Naman pamilya mo, worst case pa Yung force evacuation.
Yari din mga mayayaman SA westgrove [emoji50][emoji2960]

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**shadow** · January 18th, 2020 09:22 AM

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weath...-nearly-empty/

"The draining of the lake that is located within the appropriately named Volcano Island may be contributing to this seismic activity as well.

Tony Lowry, a geophysicist at Utah State University, said the water in the small lake may have drained out due to “fissures that have opened up that are permitting the water to drain out.”

He does not expect this water to affect the course of the eruption, since it’s clearly being driven from the rise of magma from below the surface, and the volatility of the eruption is occurring at a deeper depth, where the magma is meeting water.

Another possibility, Lowry says, is that the water has been blown out of that island by the eruption. ““Depending on where the eruption is coming from it may well be that a lot of that water has been blown away,” he said.

“I wouldn’t think this would add to the hazard a great deal,” he said."

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**leonleon** · January 18th, 2020 09:40 AM

Daming volcanologist experts nagsisilabasan ngayon with kanya-kanyang theories and scenarios.

1) Our own local phivolcs sabi 14km radius ang nakikita nilang in danger.

2) Meron naman ako nabasa, 60 mile (95km) radius ang magiging adversely affected.

Kung 14km radius lang, M.M. will be unaffected.

Life will go on for M.M. people.

No big worries for M.M. peeps, IMO.

Ang talagang torture eh sa mga maapektuhan, life will be ka-kaba-kaba until explosive eruption is over.

Paano kung natutulog sila eh doon pumutok ang bulkan?

Paano kung nasa school ang mga anak nila, at nasa work naman sila, doon pumutok ang bulkan?

And they all have to evacuate fast?

Dami nilang what-if's scenario.

And based on their life situation (mom and dad working, kids studying, etc.), doon sila dapat gumawa ng contingency plan on how to safely evacuate themselves and their loved ones.

Kaya I imagine torture sa kanila, life will not be just "back to normal" until taal finishes with its big one.

Kung 95km radius, doon mas magiging affected M.M., pati na True Q.C.

Yung isang kasama ko na dito sa M.M. nakatira sabi niya prepared na siya to move north (pangasinan) when the big one of taal happens.

**leonleon** · January 18th, 2020 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

Tapos magsasabit ako ng flowers at dahon sa tenga ko.

Pictures naman diyan, bro.

Share mo sa amin, ha.

**shadow** · January 18th, 2020 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by leonleon

Daming volcanologist experts nagsisilabasan ngayon with kanya-kanyang theories and scenarios.

1) Our own local phivolcs sabi 14km radius ang nakikita nilang in danger.

2) Meron naman ako nabasa, 60 mile (95km) radius ang magiging adversely affected.

Kung 14km radius lang, M.M. will be unaffected.

Life will go on for M.M. people.

No big worries for M.M. peeps, IMO.

Ang talagang torture eh sa mga maapektuhan, life will be ka-kaba-kaba until explosive eruption is over.

Paano kung natutulog sila eh doon pumutok ang bulkan?

Paano kung nasa school ang mga anak nila, at nasa work naman sila, doon pumutok ang bulkan?

And they all have to evacuate fast?

Dami nilang what-if's scenario.

And based on their life situation (mom and dad working, kids studying, etc.), doon sila dapat gumawa ng contingency plan on how to safely evacuate themselves and their loved ones.

Kaya I imagine torture sa kanila, life will not be just "back to normal" until taal finishes with its big one.

Kung 95km radius, doon mas magiging affected M.M., pati na True Q.C.

Yung isang kasama ko na dito sa M.M. nakatira sabi niya prepared na siya to move north (pangasinan) when the big one of taal happens.

Kung Tagaytay nga nasa 14 km zone eh hinde forced evacuation eh. Philvocs na rin nagsabi since mataas hinde nila really in danger pag meron mga lave flow or something.

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**leonleon** · January 18th, 2020 09:56 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Kung Tagaytay nga nasa 14 km zone eh hinde forced evacuation eh. Philvocs na rin nagsabi since mataas hinde nila really in danger pag meron mga lave flow or something.

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So they did not evacuate Tagaytay.

But when the big one comes, nature will be the one to force the people in Tagaytay to evacuate because the ashfall will be so severe the air will not be breathable even with N95 masks.

**NiCe2KnowU** · January 18th, 2020 10:01 AM

Maniwala ko dyan sa 14km radius habang natagal lalawak pa Yan, iniiwasan ko dyan Yung matagalang buga NG ashfall kahit 1 week or 1 month sigurado abot tuhod or bewang Yun..
Isang araw nga Lang SA amin isang dosenang Sako na agad

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**leonleon** · January 18th, 2020 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by NiCe2KnowU

Maniwala ko dyan sa 14km radius habang natagal lalawak pa Yan, iniiwasan ko dyan Yung matagalang buga NG ashfall kahit 1 week or 1 month sigurado abot tuhod or bewang Yun..
Isang araw nga Lang SA amin isang dosenang Sako na agad

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Agree ako bro, kung matagalang buga yang taal, parang na Ondoy ang mga affected niyan.

But instead of water flood, ash flood.

Ash flood hanggang tuhod or baywang or beyond like your said.

If you don't mind, saan yang 1 dozen sacks of ash fall na yan?

Taga Cavite or Laguna ka ba?

Meron kasi ako mga kakilala sa Cavite and Laguna, pinadalhan ko ng 30 empty sacks each to collect ash nga from their bubong.