Pavlof Volcano Webcams and Live Data

Stratovolcano 2519 m / 8,264 ft
Alaska Peninsula, USA, 55.42°N / -161.89°W

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Pavlov Cold Bay webcam (AVO) (source)

Cold Bay webcam (Pavlov in the right) (FAA webcam) (source)

Seismic recording PVV station (AVO) (source)

Pavlof Standalone webcam tool

See also: Sentinel hub | Landsat 8 | NASA FIRMS

Pavlof volcano (Alaska Peninsula, Alaska) - Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for 18 January-24 January 2023 (Continuing Activity)

AVO reported that the eruption at Pavlof has ended. No explosions had been detected since 11 December and seismicity had decreased to background levels. Weakly elevated surface temperatures and minor steaming from the recently active vent continue to be observed intermittently in satellite and webcam images, consistent with the cooling of previously erupted lava. ... Read all

Sat, 21 Jan 2023, 04:48

Pavlof volcano (Alaska Peninsula, USA): activity ceased, alert status reduced to Green

Pavlof volcano from helicopter (image: AVO)

The activity at the volcano stopped. ... Read all

Map of Pavlov volcano and the Emmons Lake volcanic center on the Alaksa Peninsula. (Image Creator: Waythomas, Chris /Image courtesy of AVO/USGS)

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