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Mo, 23. Nov 2020, 04:00
Mo, 23. Nov 2020, 03:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 23. Nov 2020, 02:00
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 22:45
Satellitenbild des Nevado del Ruiz Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Nevado del Ruiz Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 22:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 21:45
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 21:45
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands): Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Tokyo (VAAC) issued the following report: ERUPTED AT 20201122/1442Z FL070 EXTD E OBS VA DTG:22/1440Z
Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 21 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 22 Nov 2020
So, 22. Nov 2020, 20:30
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 16:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
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So, 22. Nov 2020, 15:45
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 15:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 09:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 06:45
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 04:45
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 04:45
Satellitenbild des White Island Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 04:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 22. Nov 2020, 00:15
Satellitenbild des Ibu Vulkans am 22 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Ibu Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 22:45
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 21 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
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Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 21:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA EMISSIONS CONTINUING OBS VA DTG:21/1720Z to 7000 ft (2100 m)
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Satellite image of Sinabung volcano on 21 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Dukono volcano on 21 Nov 2020
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 18:45
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 16:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 21 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 16:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 15:15
Satellitenbild des Sinabung Vulkans am 21 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 09:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 07:30
Satellitenbild des White Island Vulkans am 21 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
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Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 06:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 21 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 05:00
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Sa, 21. Nov 2020, 04:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 23:00
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 21:45
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 20 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Sakurajima (Kyushu, Japan): Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Tokyo (VAAC) issued the following report: ERUPTED AT 20201120/1951Z FL090 EXTD SE OBS VA DTG:20/1950Z
Satellite image of Sakurajima volcano on 20 Nov 2020
Growing lava dome in the summit crater of Sinabung volcano (image: @jaimessincioco/twitter)
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 20:15
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 20:15
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 20 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 20:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 16:45
- Mehr darüber: Santa María / Santiaguito Vulkan
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Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 16:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 16:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 20 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 15:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 15:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 15:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 10:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 10:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 09:49
Confirmed the new lava dome at Sabancaya volcano (image: INGEMMET)
According to volcano observatory an area of the new lava dome is approx. 12,000 m².
The new lava dome growth is associated with increasing activity such as stronger explosions, higher thermal anomaly and constant incandescence that suggest continued rise of fresh magma accumulating as a new lava dome in the inner summit crater. [less]
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The new lava dome growth is associated with increasing activity such as stronger explosions, higher thermal anomaly and constant incandescence that suggest continued rise of fresh magma accumulating as a new lava dome in the inner summit crater. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 08:35
Growing lava dome in the summit crater of Sinabung volcano (image: @jaimessincioco/twitter)
Continued rise of fresh viscous magma accumulating in actively growing lava dome in the inner summit crater causes generating the block-and-ash flows likely caused by gravitational collapse of the lava dome.
The block-and-ash flows continue to be observed that traveled over the southeast flanks at about 4,921 ft (1,500 m) distance from the summit. The phoenix clouds are associated with this process. [less]
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The block-and-ash flows continue to be observed that traveled over the southeast flanks at about 4,921 ft (1,500 m) distance from the summit. The phoenix clouds are associated with this process. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 07:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 20 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
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Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 03:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 03:30
Satellitenbild des White Island Vulkans am 20 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Fr, 20. Nov 2020, 03:00
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 23:30
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 19 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 23:15
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 22:30
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 21:45
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 19 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
...19 Nov:
The effusive-explosive eruption of the volcano continues at moderately high levels.
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The effusive-explosive eruption of the volcano continues at moderately high levels.
Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 19 Nov 2020
Strong vulcanian explosion at Klyuchevskoy volcano produced a large ash content yesterday (image: KVERT)
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 19:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 19 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 12:00
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 19 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
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Do, 19. Nov 2020, 11:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 11:27
The Kerguelen Plateau in the Indian Ocean is the world's longest continuously erupting supervolcano dating back into the Cretaceous (Image: National Geophysical Data Center).
LIPs are massive crustal emplacements of volcanic rock and are a dominant form of near-surface magmatism, typically consisting of subaerial basalt flows. [less]
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 10:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 19 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 09:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 08:39
Strong vulcanian explosion at Klyuchevskoy volcano produced a large ash content yesterday (image: KVERT)
A larger and stronger explosion than the average and usual size of explosions at the volcano occurred yesterday. This event is characterized as vulcanian-type explosion.
Large amount of ash with area of 65x70 km rose 9,842 ft (3,000 m) above the summit crater and extended about 50 km to the south-southeast of the volcano.
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Large amount of ash with area of 65x70 km rose 9,842 ft (3,000 m) above the summit crater and extended about 50 km to the south-southeast of the volcano.
Steaming glow and the lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano (image: Yury Demianchuk/volkstat.ru)
The satellite image shows a very high thermal anomaly associated with increasingly larger plume from Klyuchevskoy volcano (image: Sentinel 2)
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 08:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 01:45
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 00:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 00:45
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Do, 19. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
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Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 23:15
Satellitenbild des Ibu Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Ibu Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 22:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 21:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA AT 20201118/1720Z FL190 EXTD E OBS VA DTG:18/1740Z to 19000 ft (5800 m)
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Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 18 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 18 Nov 2020
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 19:30
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 18:15
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 16:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 13:15
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 12:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 09:16
Continuing lava flows from Semeru volcano visible from satellite on 16 Nov (image: Sentinel 2)
The lava flows on the south-southeast flank remain active and they have increased in length. The length of the lava flows is unknown and was not reported, but from available imagery (16 November) and compared to the last update image (4 July) seem to be longer.
Incandescent material is being ejected above Seloko Jongring crater and caused avalanches of material. [less]
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Incandescent material is being ejected above Seloko Jongring crater and caused avalanches of material. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
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Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 08:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 08:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 07:30
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 06:34
Three inactive and one active vent with a small lava pond (image: @povi_cl/twitter)
At the bottom of the crater, at depths approx. 70 m-80 m, a four active vents occurred of which 3 vents have become inactive and the one vent contains a small lava pond, as can be seen in the image.
Source: Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería de Chile volcano activity update 18 November 2020 [less]
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Source: Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería de Chile volcano activity update 18 November 2020 [less]
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 03:45
Satellitenbild des Kadovar Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kadovar Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 01:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 01:00
Satellitenbild des Semeru Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Mi, 18. Nov 2020, 00:30
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 18 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 21:45
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 21:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 17 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
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Di, 17. Nov 2020, 21:12
Continuing gas emissions with small ash content at White Island volcano today (image: GeoNet)
Gas-measuring and observation flights on 16 November reported small amounts of ash in the plume. Overall, observations indicate a lower level of ash emission over the past few days.
The amounts of CO2 (carbon dioxide) and SO2 (sulfur dioxide) volcanic gases carried in the plume continue to be elevated above background levels but are now slightly lower than last week’s measurements. Sulfur dioxide (SO2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions reached to a 710 tonnes/day and 1937 tonnes/day, respectively. [less]
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The amounts of CO2 (carbon dioxide) and SO2 (sulfur dioxide) volcanic gases carried in the plume continue to be elevated above background levels but are now slightly lower than last week’s measurements. Sulfur dioxide (SO2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions reached to a 710 tonnes/day and 1937 tonnes/day, respectively. [less]
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA EMISSIONS CONTINUING OBS VA DTG:16/2320Z to 20000 ft (6100 m)
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Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 17 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Dukono volcano on 17 Nov 2020
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 20:37
Eruption column collapse caused generating a pumice-and-ash flows at Santiaguito volcano (image: @ConredGuatemala/twitter)
INSIVUMEH reported that seismic instruments recorded a moderate explosion at 07:15 local time yesterday producing large ash content to an altitude of 15,000 ft (4,600 m). The explosion generated a pumice-and-ash flows caused by eruption column collapse. These pyroclastic flows traveled over the Caliente dome slopes and formed phoenix clouds, as can be seen in the image. The pyroclastic flows reached the area of San Isidro river without affecting of inhabited area. Volcanic ash is dispersed towards the southwest and caused ash fall on the volcano's slopes.
Source: Instituto Nacional de Sismología, Vulcanología, Meteorología e Hidrología volcano activity update 17 November 2020 [less]
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Source: Instituto Nacional de Sismología, Vulcanología, Meteorología e Hidrología volcano activity update 17 November 2020 [less]
- Mehr darüber: Santa María / Santiaguito Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 20:00
Satellitenbild des Fuego Vulkans am 17 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 18:15
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 17 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 16:30
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 17 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 16:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 12:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 10:15
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
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Di, 17. Nov 2020, 06:30
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 04:45
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 02:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 02:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Di, 17. Nov 2020, 00:15
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 17 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 22:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
From the village, a spectacular ash plume rising several 100 m above the summit could be seen. Soon after the eruption, moderately strong ash rain of small lapilli set in, covering all surfaces.
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Eruption of Stromboli volcano this morning (image: Nora Cincotta)
Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 16 Nov 2020
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 19:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 18:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 18:15
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 16 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
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Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 18:00
- Mehr darüber: Santa María / Santiaguito Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 16:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 16 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 11:48
Explosive eruption from Reventador volcano yesterday (image: IGEPN)
IGEPN reported that explosive activity continues from the active crater with near-constant ash emissions that rose 1,640 ft-3,280 ft (500 m-1,000 m) above the crater and drifted into various directions, but most often W-NW direction.
Incandescent material is being ejected to an approximate height of 500 meters above the crater and caused avalanches of material. [less]
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Incandescent material is being ejected to an approximate height of 500 meters above the crater and caused avalanches of material. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 11:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 10:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 09:53
Eruption of Stromboli volcano this morning (image: Nora Cincotta)
From the village, a spectacular ash plume rising several 100 m above the summit could be seen. Soon after the eruption, moderately strong ash rain of small lapilli set in, covering all surfaces.
The color of most particles, up to a few mm in size, was mostly brown to reddish brown, described as "earthy". This could mean that most of the ejected material might be from older lava rocks in the summit craters or inside the vent, from collapsed parts of the craters or conduits. However, a small amount of lighter pumice was also present in the ash, probably representing a batch of fresh magma that had driven the explosion.
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The color of most particles, up to a few mm in size, was mostly brown to reddish brown, described as "earthy". This could mean that most of the ejected material might be from older lava rocks in the summit craters or inside the vent, from collapsed parts of the craters or conduits. However, a small amount of lighter pumice was also present in the ash, probably representing a batch of fresh magma that had driven the explosion.
Seismic signal of the explosion (image: INGV Catania)
Ash fall 20 minutes after the eruption (image: Francesca Utano)
- Mehr darüber: Stromboli Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 09:37
Pacaya volcano seen during the night 14-15 Nov 2020 the glow from the new vent on the western flank (left) (image: David Rojas / @DavidRojasGt / Twitter)
The volcano observatory of INSIVUMEH reported that incandescent lava bombs were thrown to up to 300 m above the summit and landed in up to 100 m distance. Associated ash emissions rose to 3 km altitude. As the output of lava increased as well, more intense avalanches of lava blocks and ash from collapsing parts of the flow on the steep flank were generated. These avalanches and small pyroclastic flows reached up to 500 m distance and generated additional ash plumes.
During the next hours, it seems that a new fissure vent opened as well on the southwestern flank, as reports in social media by observers suggest, although this detail has yet to be confirmed by the volcano observatory. [less]
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During the next hours, it seems that a new fissure vent opened as well on the southwestern flank, as reports in social media by observers suggest, although this detail has yet to be confirmed by the volcano observatory. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Pacaya Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 07:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
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Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 04:45
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 04:00
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Mo, 16. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 22:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 22:30
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 15 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA AT 20201115/1500Z FL180 EXTD NE OBS VA DTG:15/1500Z to 18000 ft (5500 m)
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Satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano on 15 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 15 Nov 2020
So, 15. Nov 2020, 19:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 17:45
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 17:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 15:45
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 15 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
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So, 15. Nov 2020, 13:15
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 12:45
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 15 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 11:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 10:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 07:15
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 15. Nov 2020, 02:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 23:30
Satellitenbild des Reventador Vulkans am 14 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 22:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 14 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
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Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 21:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Dukono (Halmahera): (13 Nov) Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Darwin warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 6000 ft (1800 m) altitude or flight level 060 and is moving at 10 kts in SW direction. [less]
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 20:00
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 18:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 12:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 12:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 10:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 08:30
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 07:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
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Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 01:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Sa, 14. Nov 2020, 00:00
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 22:30
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 22:15
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 21:30
Satellitenbild des Fuego Vulkans am 13 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA EMISSIONS CONTINUING OBS VA DTG:13/1120Z to 7000 ft (2100 m)
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Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 13 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Ibu volcano on 12 Nov 2020
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 16:30
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
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Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 14:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 13:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 12:15
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 13 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 10:30
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 09:47
Two lava flows from Heard volcano visible from space (image: Sentinel 2)
A satellite image from 11 November shows that two lava flows on the south-southwestern and northwestern flank remain active, currently about 500 m long. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Heard Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 08:46
Aerial view of White Island volcano with an ash and gas plume (image: @nzherald/twitter)
Some of the particles may be carried a few kilometres downwind but are unlikely to reach the mainland. The gas and steam plume may be noticed on the mainland as weak acid rain. While the gas output observed yesterday is higher than recent observations, other monitoring parameters do not show significant changes.
Observations from the flight show there is no substantial change in the location and size of active vents. The rainfall has formed a pool of water on the floor of the 1978/90 Crater, re-forming a shallow lakelet. [less]
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Observations from the flight show there is no substantial change in the location and size of active vents. The rainfall has formed a pool of water on the floor of the 1978/90 Crater, re-forming a shallow lakelet. [less]
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 04:30
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 13 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 04:15
Satellitenbild des White Island Vulkans am 13 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
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Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 04:15
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 03:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 13. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 23:00
Satellitenbild des Ibu Vulkans am 12 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Ibu Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 21:15
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 12 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Semeru (East Java, Indonesia): (12 Nov) Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Darwin (VAAC) issued the following report: VA REPORTED TO FL130 MOV S AT 12/0214Z OBS VA DTG:12/0241Z
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 12 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Dukono volcano on 12 Nov 2020
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 19:30
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 12 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 17:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 16:45
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 16:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 12 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
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Do, 12. Nov 2020, 13:15
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 10:45
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 08:31
Large amount of ash content from Dukono volcano (image: @Rizal06691023/twitter)
There is a 2 km exclusion zone around the main crater in place. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 08:15
Aerial view of an ash plume from White Island volcano today (image: GeoNet)
Plume of ash rose to an altitude of 6,000 ft (1,800 m) and drifted east.
There are currently no indications of an eruption and Volcanic Alert Level remains at Level 1.
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There are currently no indications of an eruption and Volcanic Alert Level remains at Level 1.
Ash particles deposited on the webcam image of White Island volcano today (image: GeoNet)
An ash plume from White Island volcano extending to the NE of the volcano (image: VolcanoDiscovery)
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 07:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 02:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 02:45
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 02:00
Satellitenbild des White Island Vulkans am 12 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: White Island Vulkan
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Do, 12. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Do, 12. Nov 2020, 00:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Sakurajima (Kyushu, Japan): (11 Nov) The activity of the volcano is characterized by near-constant glow and degassing over the past days. This event suggests continued rise of fresh magma.
Explosive event from Sakurajima volcano yesterday (image: @DavidHe11952876/twitter)
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 11 Nov 2020
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 20:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 20:15
Satellitenbild des Popocatépetl Vulkans am 11 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 19:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 11 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 17:15
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 11 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 14:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 14:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
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Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 11:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 08:57
Explosive event from Sakurajima volcano yesterday (image: @DavidHe11952876/twitter)
Vulcanian-type explosions continue from the Minamidake summit crater. The last explosive eruption was recorded at 13:35 local time yesterday as increasingly larger plume of ash emissions and gas content can be seen rising from the crater. Ash column reached up to 8,800 ft (2,682 m) altitude and drifted SE.
Blocks and bombs were ejected as far as 500 m-700 m distance from the Minamidake summit crater.
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Blocks and bombs were ejected as far as 500 m-700 m distance from the Minamidake summit crater.
Degassing at Sakurajima volcano today (image: JMA)
Near-constant steaming glow at Sakurajima volcano tonight (image: JMA)
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 08:45
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 05:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 04:15
- Mehr darüber: Ebeko Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 02:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mi, 11. Nov 2020, 01:45
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 21:00
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 10 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
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Di, 10. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
A moderately loud explosion noise was heard from the village of Stromboli, and even from the Scari area on the eastern side (opposite the active craters), red glow could be seen from behind the Pizzo ridge.
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Glowing lava bombs on the Sciara del Fuoco following a moderately strong explosion on the evening of 10 Nov 2020 (image: LGS webcam)
Satellite image of Sakurajima volcano on 10 Nov 2020
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 20:45
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 20:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 20:29
Glowing lava bombs on the Sciara del Fuoco following a moderately strong explosion on the evening of 10 Nov 2020 (image: LGS webcam)
A moderately loud explosion noise was heard from the village of Stromboli, and even from the Scari area on the eastern side (opposite the active craters), red glow could be seen from behind the Pizzo ridge.
The seismic signal shows a strong signal of the event. Webcam images show significant amounts of glowing lava bombs were ejected onto the upper slopes of the Sciara del Fuoco.
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The seismic signal shows a strong signal of the event. Webcam images show significant amounts of glowing lava bombs were ejected onto the upper slopes of the Sciara del Fuoco.
Seismic recording of the explosion on the STR station (image: LGS)
- Mehr darüber: Stromboli Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 19:45
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 13:30
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 10 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 12:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 10 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 10:45
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 10:30
Satellitenbild des Sinabung Vulkans am 10 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
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Di, 10. Nov 2020, 08:52
Eruption from Rincon de la Vieja volcano yesterday (image: OVSICORI-UNA)
An ash plume rose 6,614 ft (2,016 m) above the summit.
No ash fall was reported. [less]
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No ash fall was reported. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Rincón de la Vieja Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 08:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 08:41
Steaming glow at Suwanosejima volcano on 9 November (image: @mykagoshima/twitter)
According to Japan Meteorological Agency a moderate explosion occurred at 14:45 local time today. An ash plume rose 3,280 ft (1,000 m) above the summit and drifted south.
Additionally, a surveillance cameras observed a constant glow that is visible from the summit crater and suggesting rise of magma.
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Additionally, a surveillance cameras observed a constant glow that is visible from the summit crater and suggesting rise of magma.
Eruption column from Suwanosejima volcano today (image: @mykagoshima/twitter)
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 07:22
Ash emissions from Pacaya volcano on 8 November (image: @ConredGuatemala/twitter)
INSIVUMEH reported that the strombolian-type explosions continue at elevated levels producing strong ash emissions over the past few days. An explosions at the volcano generate a dense ash plumes, which reached approx. 10,500 ft-11,150 ft (3,200 m-3,400 m) altitude and drifted NE. It presents a danger for aviation and precautions with air traffic must be taken.
The lava flow on the southwest flank remains active, currently about 800 m long. [less]
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The lava flow on the southwest flank remains active, currently about 800 m long. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Pacaya Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 04:45
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 10 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 03:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 10. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 22:30
- Mehr darüber: Rincón de la Vieja Vulkan
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Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 21:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 21:15
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
A beautiful strombolian activity continues from the summit crater associated with lava spattering with ejecta thrown at an approximate height 300 meters above the crater. Gas-steam plume containing some amount of ash reached 23,000 ft (7,000 m) altitude and extending about 60 km to the east of the volcano.
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The continuing lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano is well visible during a day (image: @siberian_times/twitter)
Satellite image of Sakurajima volcano on 9 Nov 2020
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 18:00
- Mehr darüber: Karymsky Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 15:15
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 13:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 12:45
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 12:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
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Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 10:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 09:54
A thermal anomaly in the summit crater at Michael volcano visible from satellite on 6 November (image: Sentinel 2)
On 24 October a gas-steam plume were observed in the satellite image.
This could be a result of low-level strombolian activity.
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This could be a result of low-level strombolian activity.
A gas plume from Michael volcano from space on 24 October (image: Sentinel 2)
- Mehr darüber: Michael Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 09:24
Incandescent material associated with glowing steam from Villarica volcano on 8 November (image: @_RadioLV/twitter)
Eleven small to moderate strombolian-type explosions were detected during 6-8 November. An ash plumes rose 721 ft-1,148 ft (220 m-350 m) above the summit and drifted northwest.
Scoria is being ejected to an approximate height of 80 meters above the crater.
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Scoria is being ejected to an approximate height of 80 meters above the crater.
Glowing lava spatter ejected from the crater of Villarica volcano on 8 November (image: @povi_cl/twitter)
Strombolian activity from Villarica volcano on 7 November (image: @povi_cl/twitter)
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 07:53
The continuing lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano is well visible during a day (image: @siberian_times/twitter)
A beautiful strombolian activity continues from the summit crater associated with lava spattering with ejecta thrown at an approximate height 300 meters above the crater. Gas-steam plume containing some amount of ash reached 23,000 ft (7,000 m) altitude and extending about 60 km to the east of the volcano.
The lava flow on the southeast flank along the Apakhonchich chute remains active, currently about 2,000 m long.
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The lava flow on the southeast flank along the Apakhonchich chute remains active, currently about 2,000 m long.
Strombolian activity at Klyuchevskoy volcano with lava spattering (image: @siberian_times/twitter)
A satellite image of Klyuchevskoy volcano shows the increasing lava flow and extending ash plume on 8 November (image: @tonyveco/twitter)
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 06:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 06:15
Satellitenbild des Karymsky Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Karymsky Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 04:15
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 03:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 02:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 02:30
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
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Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 00:15
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 9 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Mo, 9. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA EMISSIONS CONTINUING OBS VA DTG:08/1720Z to 20000 ft (6100 m)
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Satellite image of Karymsky volcano on 8 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Ebeko volcano on 7 Nov 2020
So, 8. Nov 2020, 20:15
Satellitenbild des Pacaya Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Pacaya Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 19:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 19:15
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 18:15
Satellitenbild des Karymsky Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Karymsky Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 16:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 14:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
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So, 8. Nov 2020, 13:30
- Mehr darüber: Fuego Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 12:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 08:15
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 04:15
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 01:30
Satellitenbild des Reventador Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 8. Nov 2020, 01:00
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 8 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 23:00
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 22:30
Satellitenbild des Ebeko Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Ebeko Vulkan
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Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 21:30
Satellitenbild des Villarrica Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The full report is as follows: VA EMISSIONS CONTINUING OBS VA DTG:07/1720Z to 17000 ft (5200 m)
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Satellite image of Sakurajima volcano on 7 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 7 Nov 2020
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 15:45
Satellitenbild des Semeru Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 13:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 12:00
Satellitenbild des Klyuchevskoy Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 10:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 08:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 06:15
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 7 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
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Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 05:45
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 03:00
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 02:30
- Mehr darüber: Ebeko Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Sa, 7. Nov 2020, 00:30
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 23:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
The pyroclastic flows continue to be observed that traveled over the east-southeast flanks at about 6,561-8,202 ft (2,000-2,500 m) distance from the summit. The phoenix clouds are associated with this process.
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Pyroclastic flow from Sinabung volcano today (image: @Rizal06691023/twitter)
Black dense ash plume rising from Villcarica volcano yesterday (image: SERNAGEOMIN)
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 19:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 15:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 12:23
Pyroclastic flow from Sinabung volcano today (image: @Rizal06691023/twitter)
The pyroclastic flows continue to be observed that traveled over the east-southeast flanks at about 6,561-8,202 ft (2,000-2,500 m) distance from the summit. The phoenix clouds are associated with this process.
Explosive activity is characterized by occasional vulcanian-type explosions that generated a dense ash plume, which reached approx. 12,000 ft (3,700 m) altitude and drifted E. [less]
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Explosive activity is characterized by occasional vulcanian-type explosions that generated a dense ash plume, which reached approx. 12,000 ft (3,700 m) altitude and drifted E. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
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Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 11:45
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 11:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 11:29
Black dense ash plume rising from Villcarica volcano yesterday (image: SERNAGEOMIN)
SERNAGEOMIN recorded at 14:42 local time yesterday a passive emissions of dense black ash generated by the small explosion. Plume of ash rose 328 ft (100 m) above the crater. Volcanic ash is dispersed towards the northwest.
Source: Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería de Chile volcano activity update 6 November 2020
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Source: Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería de Chile volcano activity update 6 November 2020
Steam plume with minor ash content from Villarica volcano (image: SERNAGEOMIN)
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 10:45
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 09:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 08:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Fr, 6. Nov 2020, 01:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 21:45
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 5 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
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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Near-continuous strombolian explosions produce emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
The lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano on 3 November (image: @tonyveco/twitter)
Aerial Observations of Manam, Papua New Guinea (Image: Lui et al. 2020)
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 20:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 18:45
- Mehr darüber: Villarrica Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 18:30
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 16:30
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 15:30
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 14:45
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 11:00
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 10:30
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 09:45
A satellite image of Merapi volcano on 26 October (image: @infomitigasi /twitter)
After the powerful eruptions on 21 June a seismicity remains elevated including shallow volcano-tectonic earthquakes.
Additionally, instruments detected significant ground deformation. [less]
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Additionally, instruments detected significant ground deformation. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Merapi Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 09:10
An ash plume from Barren Island volcano (image: @georgetgeorge/twitter)
Today at around 06:45 local time Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Darwin recorded an explosive eruption at the Indias's only active volcano that generated an ash plume, which reached approx. 5,000 ft (1,500 m) altitude and drifted SW. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Barren Island Vulkan
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Do, 5. Nov 2020, 08:46
The lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano on 3 November (image: @tonyveco/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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Near-continuous strombolian explosions produce emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
The lava flow from Klyuchevskoy volcano on 31 October (image: @Pierre_Markuse/twitter)
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 08:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 02:45
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Barren Island Vulkan
Do, 5. Nov 2020, 01:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 23:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 21:48
Aerial Observations of Manam, Papua New Guinea (Image: Lui et al. 2020)
A better understanding of the chemistry within a volcanic plume, and the clues about future eruptions that might be contained within, may lead to more accurate forecasting of future volcanism. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Manam Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Sakurajima (Kyushu, Japan): (4 Nov) The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) reported that vulcanian activity continues from the crater producing frequent moderate ash emissions.
Explosive eruption at Sakurajima volcano yesterday (image: Sakurajima webcam)
Satellite image of Suwanose-jima volcano on 4 Nov 2020
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 20:45
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 4 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 19:30
Satellitenbild des Reventador Vulkans am 4 Nov 2020
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Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 18:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 4 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 15:45
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 14:00
Satellitenbild des Sinabung Vulkans am 4 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 13:30
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 09:53
Continuing ash emissions from Copahue volcano on 2 November (image: SERNAGEOMIN)
Emissions of steam, gases with minor ash content occurred and reached approx. 10,000 ft (3,048 m) altitude.
Seismicity continues at low levels.
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Seismicity continues at low levels.
Continuing ash emissions from Copahue volcano from satellite on 1 November (image: Sentinel 2)
- Mehr darüber: Copahue Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 09:36
Ruapehu volcano today (image: GeoNet webcam)
Chemical analysis of lake water collected on 9 October showed no significant changes in the makeup of the lake waters since the previous sample collected on 9 August. The pH remains at 0.8, having ranged between 0.7 and 0.9 over the last 6 years. Other key chemical indicators such as the respective water concentrations in Mg (magnesium) and Cl (chloride) can be used to track whether the uprising fluids travel through new fractures or in the proximity of magma.
These observations say that underlying vent areas are open to volcanic gases and geothermal fluids entering the lake and reacting with rock in the vents. [less]
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These observations say that underlying vent areas are open to volcanic gases and geothermal fluids entering the lake and reacting with rock in the vents. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Ruapehu Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 09:30
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 08:45
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 08:22
Explosive eruption at Sakurajima volcano yesterday (image: Sakurajima webcam)
An ash plume reached 9,400 ft (2,865 m) altitude and drifted SE.
Increasingly larger plume rising from the crater can be seen in the image. [less]
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Increasingly larger plume rising from the crater can be seen in the image. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 08:15
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
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Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 03:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 03:00
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 00:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mi, 4. Nov 2020, 00:00
- Mehr darüber: Ibu Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 23:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 21:45
- Mehr darüber: Ebeko Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 21:00
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
According to MIROVA Detection System a strong thermal anomaly (1081 MW) was detected in satellite images yesterday likely caused by a lava flow that continues to be active along the Apakhonchich chute on the southeast flank.
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The lava flow on the SE flank at Klyuchevskoy volcano visible from satellite (image: @Pierre_Markuse/twitter
Satellite image of Sakurajima volcano on 3 Nov 2020
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 20:45
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 3 Nov 2020
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Di, 3. Nov 2020, 13:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 3 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 12:15
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 3 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 11:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 11:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 09:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 07:30
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 06:54
The lava flow on the SE flank at Klyuchevskoy volcano visible from satellite (image: @Pierre_Markuse/twitter
According to MIROVA Detection System a strong thermal anomaly (1081 MW) was detected in satellite images yesterday likely caused by a lava flow that continues to be active along the Apakhonchich chute on the southeast flank.
Near-continuous strombolian explosions produce emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
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Near-continuous strombolian explosions produce emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
Glowing steam from Klyuchevskoy volcano yesterday (image: KVERT)
Strong thermal anomaly detected by MIROVA (image: MIROVA)
- Mehr darüber: Kliuchevskoi (Kliuchevsky, Klyuchevskaya) Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 05:15
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 04:30
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 02:00
Satellitenbild des Reventador Vulkans am 3 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
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Di, 3. Nov 2020, 01:00
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Di, 3. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 23:45
Satellitenbild des Sangay Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 23:15
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Ebeko (Paramushir Island): (1 Nov) Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Tokyo warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 14000 ft (4300 m) altitude or flight level 140 and is moving at 10 kts in E direction.
Satellite image of Karymsky volcano on 2 Nov 2020
Satellite image of Ebeko volcano on 1 Nov 2020
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 18:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 17:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 16:45
Satellitenbild des Sinabung Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 14:30
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 13:30
- Mehr darüber: Copahue Vulkan
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Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 12:00
Satellitenbild des Karymsky Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Karymsky Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 12:00
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 09:30
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 08:30
Gas and small amount of ash generated from Telica volcano on 25 October (image: INETER)
Since 29 October INETER recorded 9 small explosions containing emissions of water vapor, gases and small amounts of ash.
An ash plumes rose 820 ft-1,968 ft (250 m-600 m) above the summit crater. [less]
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An ash plumes rose 820 ft-1,968 ft (250 m-600 m) above the summit crater. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Telica Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 08:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 07:30
Satellitenbild des Sakurajima Vulkans am 2 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sakurajima Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 07:00
Eruptive fissure on the SW flank with two arms of lava flow at Pacaya volcano on 31 October (image: Sentinel 2)
Eruptive fissure, opened on the southwestern flank of the volcano, generates the lava flow that continues to be active and branches off into two arms, currently about 475 m and 75 m long.
Weak strombolian-type explosions are recorded with scoria thrown at an approximate height of 100 meters above the Mackenney summit crater. [less]
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Weak strombolian-type explosions are recorded with scoria thrown at an approximate height of 100 meters above the Mackenney summit crater. [less]
- Mehr darüber: Pacaya Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 06:09
A warmer colors indicate more SO2 at Korovin volcano (image: @alaska_avo/twitter)
No significant change in activity has occurred during the past days.
Source: Alaska Volcano Observatory volcano activity update 2 November 2020 [less]
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Source: Alaska Volcano Observatory volcano activity update 2 November 2020 [less]
- Mehr darüber: Korovin Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 05:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 02:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
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Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Sangay Vulkan
Mo, 2. Nov 2020, 00:15
- Mehr darüber: Karymsky Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 23:30
Satellitenbild des Reventador Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Reventador Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 23:15
Satellitenbild des Dukono Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Dukono Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 23:15
Satellitenbild des Sabancaya Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 23:00
Satellitenbild des Semeru Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Semeru Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 21:00
Satellitenbild des Ebeko Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Ebeko Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 21:00
Satellitenbild des Suwanose-jima Vulkans am 1 Nov 2020
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 21:00
Map of today's active volcanoes
Sinabung (Sumatra, Indonesia): (1 Nov) Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Darwin (VAAC) issued the following report: AVALANCHE SENDING VA TO FL110 OBS AT 01/0622Z
Satellite image of Semeru volcano on 31 Oct 2020
So, 1. Nov 2020, 19:45
- Mehr darüber: Copahue Vulkan
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So, 1. Nov 2020, 17:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 16:15
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 08:00
- Mehr darüber: Sinabung Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 07:00
- Mehr darüber: Popocatépetl Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 05:15
- Mehr darüber: Sabancaya Vulkan
So, 1. Nov 2020, 01:30
- Mehr darüber: Suwanose-jima Vulkan
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