Do, 14. Apr 2022, 00:02
PHIVOLCS lowered the Alert Level for Taal to 2 (on a scale of 0-5) on 9 April, noting a significant decrease in activity during the previous two weeks. Sulfur dioxide emissions were high during the first three weeks of March, peaking at 21,211 tonnes per day on 16 March, but dropped on 3 April to an average of 240 tonnes per day; the flux again decreased to 103 tonnes per day on 8 April, the lowest number recorded since unrest began in 2021. During 26 March-9 April only 86 small-magnitude and imperceptible volcanic earthquakes had been recorded, and by 31 March background tremor associated with shallow hydrothermal activity had ceased.
Sa, 9. Apr 2022, 22:30
Taal volcano (image: @PhilNews247/twitter)
The PHIVOLCS volcano observatory lowered the alert level for the volcano from Level 3 to Level 2, as the activity decreased significantly during the past two weeks.
Mi, 6. Apr 2022, 20:08
PHIVOLCS reported that hot volcanic fluids circulated and upwelled in Taal's Main Crater lake during 30 March through 6 April, producing plumes that rose as high as 2 km above the lake's surface and drifted SW. Sulfur dioxide emissions averaged 265-7,856 tonnes/day during the week. Tremor events persisted daily until 5 April.
Read allFr, 1. Apr 2022, 01:50
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Webcam screenshot captured from the Taal Main Crater and Agoncillo camera (image: PHIVOLCS/facebook)
The observatory PHIVOLCS recorded three short-lived phreatomagmatic bursts in the short time period in the range of 16 minutes (10:39, 10:47, 10:55 local time) yesterday.
Read allDo, 31. Mär 2022, 03:15
Mi, 30. Mär 2022, 19:54
PHIVOLCS reported that hot volcanic fluids circulated and upwelled in Taal's Main Crater lake during 24-25 March, producing plumes that rose as high as 2.4 km above the lake's surface. A phreatomagmatic eruption was recorded at 0226 on 25 March, based on seismic data and webcam images, and produced a 500-m-tall plume. Sulfur dioxide emissions averaged 6,957 tonnes/day that same day.
Read allSo, 27. Mär 2022, 02:34
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3,000 m tall steam-laden plume from Taal volcano yesterday (image: @volcanoaddict/twitter)
The alert level for the volcano was raised to Level 3, as a new phreatomagmatic explosion started from the Taal Main Crater at 07:22 local time yesterday reported by the local observatory PHIVOLCS.
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Satellitenbild des Taal Vulkans am 26 Mar 2022
Do, 17. Mär 2022, 09:55
PHIVOLCS reported that unrest at Taal continued during 7-15 March. Hot volcanic fluids circulated and upwelled in the crater lake, and daily gas-and-steam plumes that rose as high as 2.4 km above the lake drifted SW and NNW. Sulfur dioxide emissions continued to be elevated, averaging 7,695-15,306 tonnes/day during 7, 11, and 13-14 March.
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Abundant degassing at Taal volcano today (image: PHIVOLCS)
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) observed a
significant degassing activity at the volcano last night.
Read allMi, 16. Feb 2022, 12:41
PHIVOLCS reported that unrest at Taal continued during 8-15 February, with persistent low-level background tremor, hot volcanic fluids circulating in the crater lake, and daily gas-and-steam plumes that rose as high as 3 km above the lake and drifted mainly SW and W. Sulfur dioxide emissions continued to be elevated, averaging 8,686-10,270 tonnes/day on 8, 10, and 12 February.
Read allDo, 10. Feb 2022, 09:24
PHIVOLCS reported that unrest at Taal continued during 1-8 February, with persistent low-level background tremor, hot volcanic fluids circulating in the crater lake, and daily gas-and-steam plumes rising as high as 1.5 km above the lake that drifted SW. Sulfur dioxide emissions continued to be elevated, averaging 7,008-7,902 tonnes/day on 2 and 4 February.
Read allDo, 3. Feb 2022, 00:26
PHIVOLCS reported that unrest at Taal continued during 25-31 January, and low-level background tremor persisted. One volcanic earthquake was recorded during 25-28 January. Hot volcanic fluids were upwelling in the crater lake, and daily gas-and-steam plumes rose 1.5-2 km above the lake that drifted SW and NW.
Read allSo, 30. Jan 2022, 03:05
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Taal volcano from the satellite on 27 January (image: Sentinel 2)
A series of
nine short-lived phreatomagmatic bursts were observed between 15:50 yesterday and 04:49 local time this morning characterized by steam-driven plumes rising several 400-900 m above the summit. Bursts took place in the range between 10 seconds and 2 minutes detected by the seismic network.
Read allMi, 26. Jan 2022, 19:44
PHIVOLCS reported that unrest at Taal continued during 18-25 January. Low-level background tremor persisted; one volcanic earthquake was recorded during 18-19 January. Hot volcanic fluids were upwelling in the crater lake, and daily gas-and-steam plumes rose 0.6-2.4 km above the lake and drifted SW.
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