Llaima volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: VA REPORTED 1650Z
Wednesday Dec 28, 2016 18:30 PM |
Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Buenos Aires (VAAC) issued the following report:
FVAG03 at 18:20 UTC, 28/12/16 from SABM
VA ADVISORY
DTG: 20161228/1805Z
VAAC: BUENOS AIRES
VOLCANO: LLAIMA 357110
PSN: S3840 W07144
AREA: CHILE
SUMMIT ELEV: 10252 FT [3125 M]
ADVISORY NR: 2016/001
INFO SOURCE: GOES-13. GFS WINDS. PILOT REPORT.
VOLCANO WEB CAMERA.
AVIATION COLOR CODE: GREEN
ERUPTION DETAILS: VA REPORTED 1650Z
OBS VA DTG: 28/1738Z
OBS VA CLD: VA NOT IDENTIFIABLE FROM SATELLITE
DATA
WINDS: FL080 310/05KT - FL100 305/05KT - FL120
290/05KT - FL140 275/10KT
FCST VA CLD +6HR: 28/2330Z
FCST VA CLD +12HR: 29/0530Z
FCST VA CLD +18HR: 29/1130Z
RMK:T+0 CONFIDENCE LOW. ARS HAS REPORTED VA
ERUPTION 20NM N SCQP OBS AT 1650Z VA CLD E
OF VN LLAIMA TOP ETI FL150. VA NOT
IDENTIFIABLE FM SATELLITE DATA AND
VOLCANO WEB CAM. ...SMN
NXT ADVISORY: NO FURTHER ADVISORIES=
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Monday, Nov 25, 2013
VAAC Buenos Aires received a pilot report of a light ash plume between 10,000 and 25,000 ft altitude from the volcano this afternoon. However, this seems to be a false eruption report. ...
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Wednesday, Apr 28, 2010
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Sunday, Apr 05, 2009
A new eruption started at Llaima volcano on 4 April 09. Lava fountains and stormbolian activity from the summit vents fed lava flows travelling down the slope of the volcano.
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Thursday, Jan 15, 2009
It was reported that there were ash emissions and gas plumes from cones inside Llaima's crater at 30 December-6 January.
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Sunday, Sep 14, 2008
It was reported that clouds had prevented visual observations of Llaima during 29 August-2 September. On 3 September, fumarolic plumes that originated from three points on the pyroclastic cones in the main crater drifted N. An explosion produced an ash plume that also drifted N; ash deposits on the N flank suggested previous emissions. On 4 September gas plumes from the main crater drifted W. Gas-and-steam plumes were emitted during 5-7 September. The Volcanic Alert Level remained at Yellow
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