I think that the magma in El Hierro has found a outlet to go up to. But eahurqtakes have started to get shallower in the past few hours it seems. But most of them are still on 17 to 11 km depth.But the magma is clearly on the move there.

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Due to heavy earthquake aitcvity in TFZ. The SIL system is not locating earthquakes properly according to the newest news. So the IMO earthquake page is not updating properly at the moment (at 01:30 UTC at least. Might be fixed now).My geophone page is however updating properly at the moment. I am seeing hundreds of small earthquakes. So many in fact that I do not save them all. Since it is impossible for me to do so.Comment updated at 02:14 UTC on 21.10.2012.

Hi Diana sorry, missed your comnmet before.Agreed, it's nothing to do with Grimsfall, but I'm also not convinced it's just weather over this duration I'd expect to see something similar affecting other stations, like god. The first part of the spiky section probably is weather it's also there in the Westermann Islands but the second half looks more interesting to these completely amateur eyes, irrespective of the weather. It also seems to have just come to a very abrupt stop.