Ruapehu volcano (North Island, New Zealand) activity update: new seismic unrest recorded
Mi, 15. Jan 2020, 09:30 09:30 AM | VON: MARTIN
Ruapehu volcano today (image: Geonet)
Regular gas flights and lake sampling are also undertaken as weather permits.
Since the last measurements lake temperatures have cycled around 22°C-28°C. For the last 10 years temperatures of the summit crater lake have cycled around 25°C.
Mt Ruapehu is still a very active volcano with the potential of little or no warning.
Both the Volcanic Alert Level (level 1) and Aviation Code (Green) remain unchanged.
Source: GeoNet New Zealand volcano activity update 15 January 2020
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