Taal volcano (Luzon, Philippines) activity update

So, 3. Mär 2013, 16:56

16:56 PM | VON: T

Earthquake activity has decreased over the past weeks to averages of about 3 weak events per day. PHILVOLCS continues to maintain alert level 1 (unrest).

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So, 17. Feb 2013, 15:44

Taal volcano (Luzon, Philippines) activity update

Earthquake numbers continue to be elevated. During the past 24 hours, PHILVOLCS detected 14 quakes. Other parameters monitored at the volcano show no alarming signs. ... Read all

Mi, 6. Feb 2013, 14:11

Taal volcano (Luzon, Philippines) activity update

Seismic activity remains at unalarming, although slightly elevated levels. During the past 2 days, PHILVOLCS detected 11 quakes. ... Read all

Mo, 4. Feb 2013, 17:00

Taal volcano (Luzon, Philippines) activity update

Earthquake activity remains slightly elevated, but nothing else points toward a possible reawakening of the volcano in a near future. PHILVOLCS reported 10 quakes during the past 48 hours. ... Read all

Fr, 1. Feb 2013, 13:13

Taal volcano (Luzon, Philippines) activity update

8 more small earthquakes were registered during the past 2 days. Other monitored parameters show no alarming signs that would suggest an eruption in the near future. ... Read all

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