Bogoslof volcano news & activity updates:
Bogoslof volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA FM 20170627/1117Z ERUPTION
Tue, 27 Jun 2017, 18:00
18:00 PM | FVAK21 at 17:58 UTC, 27/06/17 from PAWU
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VA ADVISORY
DTG: 20170627/1800Z
VAAC: ANCHORAGE
VOLCANO: BOGOSLOF 311300
PSN: N5356 W16802
AREA: ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
SUMMIT ELEV: 492 FT [150 M]
ADVISORY NR: 2017/077
INFO SOURCE: HIMAWARI/GOES
AVIATION COLOR CODE: RED
ERUPTION DETAILS: VA FM 20170627/1117Z ERUPTION
OBS VA DTG: 27/1800Z
OBS VA CLD: SFC/FL300 N5821 W16531 - N5738 W16720 - N5551 W16508
- N5638 W16308 - N5821 W16531 MOV NE 45KT.
FCST VA CLD +6HR: 28/0000Z SFC/FL300 N6025 W16929 - N5939 W16338
- N5708 W16723 - N5741 W16852 - N5834 W16826 - N5910 W16645 -
N5956 W16934 - N6025 W16929 - N6025 W16929.
FCST VA CLD +12HR: 28/0600Z NO VA EXP.
FCST VA CLD +18HR: 28/1200Z NO VA EXP.
RMK: T+0 CONFIDENCE LOW.
VA SIGNAL APPEARS VERY WEAK AND HAS MIXED WITH METEOROLOGICAL CLOUD.
NXT ADVISORY: WILL BE ISSUED BY 20170628/0000Z
DH JUN 2017 AAWU
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