Fogo volcano news & eruption updates
Fogo volcano (Cape Verde): continuing eruption, new lava flow
Tue, 3 Feb 2015, 17:15
17:15 PM | BY: T
The lava flow at Fogo between Monte Beco and Monte Saia cones on 21 Jan (OVCV)
The same flow front, developed as pahoehoe, on 28 Jan (OVCV)
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Links / Sources:
Links / Sources:
- OVCV report 24-27 Jan
Previous news
Wed, 28 Jan 2015, 17:40
The eruption still continues although most of the time visible activity is very low and restricted to degassing. Minor lava effusion and sporadic flares of strombolian activity of mild to moderate size occur from time to time. read all
Fri, 23 Jan 2015, 09:36
Mild explosive activity continues from the vent, at least intermittently, but there is no longer significant lava effusion. According to local observers, the eruption continues to decline overall and might be ending in a near future. read all
Mon, 12 Jan 2015, 11:41
The eruption seems to be coming to an end. There are no new reports of lava effusion or explosive activity at the vents since 8 January, when small strombolian explosions could still be observed. read all
Wed, 7 Jan 2015, 13:10
Activity continues, but overall the eruption has been decreasing and seems slowly to be coming to an end. ... read all
Sat, 3 Jan 2015, 11:10
The eruption continues at reduced pace. After slowing down, lava effusion and small explosive activity at the vents appear to have increased again on 31 Dec. The western lava flow remains active with its northern front advancing through farmland in the Cha caldera. ... read all
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