La Palma volcano update: Increasing volcanic tremor, latest data on lava volume

Seismic activity has been very high with over 200 quakes between magnitudes of 2.5-4.2 during the latest 24 hours alone. In the past hours, tremor amplitude has increased although visible activity has not, as far as can be judged from often cloudy webcam views.
The latest data on the eruption indicate a magma discharge rate of approx. 66 cubic meters per second, a remarkably high value given the eruption is now well into its second month. It now totals nearly 230 million cubic meters, or a quarter of a cubic kilometer, of lava added to the island in volume, about as much as the large 1991-93 flank eruption of Mt Etna that threatened the village of Zafferana back then...
On top of the lava, the eruption releases approx. 16,350 tons of sulphur dioxide per day.