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Santa María / Santiaguito VulkanSchichtvulkan 3772 m (12,375 ft)Guatemala, 14.76°N / -91.55°W Ausbrüche des Santa María / Santiaguito: 1902 (catastrophic Plinian eruption), 1903, 1922 (from SW flank: Santiaguito), 2002-ongoing Typische Aktivität: Dominantly explosive, formation of lava domes Santa María / Santiaguito Webcams / aktuelle Daten Letzte Erdbeben in der Nähe Santa María / Santiaguito volcano (Guatemala) activity updateMittwoch Aug 01, 2012 09:30 | VON: T
 2 of the flows can be seen on the webcam image from the south side (Btw, the webcam was sponsored mainly by contributions from VolcanoDiscovery to the IVM fund)
Vorherige NachrichtenDienstag, Jul 31, 2012
Santiaguito's activity continues at elevated levels. During 29-30 July, INSIVUMEH reports weak to moderately strong explosions that produced ash columns reaching 1,500 meters height and moving west southwest for 12 km. At night the sounds of pyroclastic flows could be heard. White steam plumes rise from the lava dome to 400 m height.
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Montag, Jul 30, 2012
Santiaguito volcano has showed an increase in activity yesterday morning INSIVUMEH reports in its latest special bulletin. ...
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Freitag, Jul 27, 2012
The activity at Santiaguito has been decreasing in the past weeks. Ash explosions from the active lava dome are becoming less intense and frequent and INSIVUMEH reports that the blocky lava flows from the dome are currently calm. ...
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Mittwoch, Jun 27, 2012
A moderate explosion occurred at 05:47 26 June producing a 600 m tall ash column drifting SE, and causing ash fall in the areas of Finca San José and Finca La Quina. Weak avalanches descended from the SE side of the dome and the lava flow front on its SW side. After 21:00 at night, a small lahar descended into the Nimá I river.
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Mittwoch, Jun 13, 2012
Based on seismic data and visual observations, INSIVUMEH reported that on 6 June a lahar traveled down Santa María's Rio Nima I drainage. During 6-7 and 10-12 June explosions from Santiaguito lava-dome complex produced ash plumes that rose 400-800 m above the crater and drifted SW. Lava flows produced block avalanches.
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