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AVO reported that during 30 July-5 August low-level eruptive activity continued at Shishaldin volcano. Elevated surface temperatures at the summit were detected from satellite data most days except for cloudy conditions 4-5 August. Steaming from the summit crater was visible in web cam images 30 July-1 August and 5 August. Read all

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KVERT reported that during 25 July-1 August lava-dome extrusion onto Shiveluch's SE flank was accompanied by moderate ash explosions, incandescence of the dome summit, hot avalanches, and fumarolic activity. Satellite images were obscured by clouds over the past week. The Aviation Color Code remained at Orange. Read all

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On 30 July-5 August INSIVUMEH reported weak fumerolic columns rose to 2.7-2.8 km (8,800-9,100 ft) a.s.l. above Santiaguito. On most days, weak avalanches flowed from the lava flow (2.1 km in length) towards Canyon Nima River I. On 4 August INSIVUMEH reported incandescence at the crater. Read all

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SNET reported decreasing seismic activity and reduced emissions at San Miguel during 30 July-5 August. A remote camera and infrared visual display showed minor white fumarolic emissions that rose less than 200 m above the crater. Read all

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IG reported moderate volcanic activity including explosions, long period earthquakes, harmonic tremor, and tremor at Reventador during 30 July-5 August. On most days IG reported inclement weather with intermittent views of steam-and-ash plumes that rose above the crater and drifted W. On 2 August IG noted a steam-and-ash plume rose 2 km above the crater accompanied by seven emission tremor events. Read all

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INSIVUMEH reported that during 30 July-5 August, white to light blue fumarolic plumes rose 50 m above Mackenney Crater at Pacaya and drifted up to 600 m W, SW, and S. Read all

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During 30 July-5 August HVO reported that the circulating lava lake occasionally rose and fell in the deep pit within Kilauea's Halema'uma'u Crater. Gas emissions remained elevated. The plume from the vent continued to deposit variable amounts of ash, spatter, and Pele's hair onto nearby areas; smaller particles may have been deposited several kilometers away. Read all

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During 30 July-5 August, INSIVUMEH reported weak to moderate explosions at Fuego with incandescent blocks expelled 100-200 m above the crater accompanied by minor gray ash 300-400 m above the crater that drifted S. Shock waves from those explosions produced rumbling that rattled structures up to 4 km from the volcano. On most days, weak to moderate avalanches of blocks moved down the flanks towards Taniluya, Ceniza and Santa Teresa canyons. Read all

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