Worst case scenario.

there are up to 20 million cubic metres of low silica low viscosity magma under La Palma, if there was an ocean water intrusion into that chamber, it acts as a pressure cooker which will release at the north-south fault.

Low viscosity is usually good because it manifests as a fissure or shield eruption.

But an ocean water intrusion would turn it to something else. Releasing large amounts of CO2, SO2, Chlorine Gas and Bromine Gas.

The vulcanologist professor on Spanish tv described what is underneath the island as “a monster”.

This doesnt mean it will happen, but there is a potential.

If it slowly continues to pour out, then thats good, pressure released, danger passed.

Watch for additional quakes >4 or >5 underneath as well as high frequency harmonic tremors.