Klyuchevskoy volcano (Kamchatka): the lava flow has increased
Thu, 5 Nov 2020, 08:46 | BY: MARTIN
The lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano on 3 November (image: @tonyveco/twitter)
The lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano on 31 October (image: @Pierre_Markuse/twitter)
A satellite image from 3 November shows the lava flow on the southeast flank along the Apakhonchich chute has increased in length. The length of the lava flow is unknown and was not reported, but from available imagery and compared to the last update image (31 October) seems to be longer.
Near-continuous strombolian explosions produce emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
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