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Volcano news: Fuego Volcano (Guatemala)Saturday, May 25, 2013
Explosive activity has picked up a bit. INSIVUMEH reported strong degassing noises and 5 weak and 4 moderate explosions since yesterday, some of which produce plumes of about 1 km height and drifting 10 km to the W and NW. Light ash fall occurred in the areas of Panimache 1 and 2, Morelia, Santa Sofía, El porvenir and Yucales.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Activity has remained stable during the past week. During yesterday, INSIVUMEH recorded 10 weak strombolian-type explosions that generated small ash plumes of up to 600 m height and drifting for 8-10 km before dissipating.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Explosive activity remains very weak. During the past 24 hour observation interval, INSIVUMEH only counted 3 small explosions.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Activity has remained stable and at relatively low levels over the past days. The volcano has few weak to moderate strombolian-type explosions every now and then (5-10 per day), which produce small ash plumes rising up to 5-700 m above the crater.
Monday, May 06, 2013
Activity remained at low level, characterized by few (6 during yesterday) strombolian-type explosions that produce gray ash plumes rising 300-500 m above the crater.
Friday, May 03, 2013
Activity has further decreased with very few explosions reported since yesterday, and no activity at the lava flows. ...more
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Activity has decreased - the lava flows stopped being alimented yesterday and the explosive activity has become weaker. Different from previous eruptive phases, this time, it did not culminate in a paroxysmal eruption.
Tuesday, Apr 30, 2013
 Fuego volcano yesterday morning Monday, Apr 29, 2013
 Today's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Saturday, Apr 27, 2013
The effusive eruptive activity continues to increase slowly. Two branches of the lava flow advanced to 500 m length towards the Ceniza and 400 m length to the Taniluyá canyon. Rockfalls from the flow fronts produce incandescent avalanches that reach the vegetation line. ...more
 View of Fire yesterday morning  Current seismic signal from Fire (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Thursday, Apr 25, 2013
This morning, a new lava flow emerged from the crater and started to flow down the southern flank towards the Trinidad canyon, reaching a length of 300 meters. Explosions continue and produce ash plumes rising to 4-4.2 km altitude (300-500 m above the crater), generating weak to moderate rumbling avalanches. INSIVUMEH warns that this activity could increase towards a more intense eruptive phase in the coming days, with larger explosions, and possibly pyroclastic flows. ...more
Monday, Apr 22, 2013
An increase in strombolian activity has been observed. Explosions eject incandescent material to 100-150 m height and creates avalanches when falling back onto the slopes. ...more
Saturday, Apr 20, 2013
Activity has been low, with only few (less than 10) small to moderate explosions observed during most days.
Sunday, Apr 14, 2013
Activity has remained relatively low. Only few explosions were observed during yesterday, generating fine ash plumes rising up to about 800 m.
Wednesday, Apr 10, 2013
Activity has remained relatively low with only smaller strombolian explosions. At night, glowing bombs can be seen ejected to about 100 m above the crater.
Monday, Apr 08, 2013
Activity remains unchanged. Infrequent weak to moderate strombolian explosions (about 5-10 per day) generate ash plumes up to 1 km above the crater, causing small avalanches and light ash fall in nearby areas.
Saturday, Apr 06, 2013
Activity remains low, with only few strombolian explosions reported.
Thursday, Apr 04, 2013
 Current seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Tuesday, Apr 02, 2013
Explosive activity is on the increase again. During 31 Mar - yesterday, the observatory reported 12 small to moderate explosions with ash plumes rising up to 1100 m above the crater, accompanied by shock waves felt in up to 15 km and plenty of incandescent bombs ejected to all over the summit cone.
Sunday, Mar 31, 2013
 Typical explosion from Fuego yesterday Thursday, Mar 28, 2013
 Explosion from Fuego volcano this morning (INSIVUMEH webcam)  Today's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Wednesday, Mar 27, 2013
Activity remains at weak levels, with 9 small to moderate explosions generating ash plumes rising up to 800 m above the crater and drifting W and SW where fine ash fall occurred.
Tuesday, Mar 26, 2013
Activity is characterized by occasional weak to moderate strombolian explosions producing ash plumes rising 600-1000 m above the crater. Fine ash fall has been recorded in Panimaché I y II, Morelia and Santa Sofía.
Friday, Mar 22, 2013
 Today's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Thursday, Mar 21, 2013
 Today's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Wednesday, Mar 20, 2013
 SO2 plume from Fuego (NOAA)  Seismic signal from Fuego during the start of the increased activity yesterday (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Monday, Mar 18, 2013
 Today's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Sunday, Mar 17, 2013
 Current seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH)  Yesterday's seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Saturday, Mar 16, 2013
The rhythm of explosions remains similar. A total of 15 weak to moderate events with ash plumes rising 400-900 m were mentioned in INSIVUMEH's latest report for the period 14-15 March.
Thursday, Mar 14, 2013
An increase in explosions has been observed recently. INSIVUMEH reported 16 events, out of which 9 were characterized as "moderate" with shock waves that rattled windows and roofs, and incandescent tephra reaching 100-150 m height. ...more
Wednesday, Mar 13, 2013
Weak to moderate explosions accompanied by rumbling sounds audible in up to 6 km distance produce a fine ash plume drifting about 10 km to the west, and causing light ash fall in the areas of Panimache and Morelia. ...more
Tuesday, Mar 12, 2013
Activity remains weak, with few (8 counted during 10-11 Mar) strombolian explosions producing light-gray ash plumes rising about 500 m.
Wednesday, Mar 06, 2013
Activity has calmed down to normal mild strombolian activity with incandescent bursts reaching 100 m above the crater and generating small glowing avalanches. No lava flows were reported active.
Monday, Mar 04, 2013
 Fuego volcano eruption on March 4, 2013 (photo: INSIVUMEH) Sunday, Mar 03, 2013
 Current seismic signal from Fire (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) Friday, Mar 01, 2013
 Current seismic signal from Fuego (FG3 station, INSIVUMEH) |
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