Worldwide Volcano News and Updates

The volcano's activity has not changed much over the past months. Intense ash emissions from near-constant explosions and continuous ash venting in the summit crater produce ash plumes that typically rise 1-2 km and drift for tens of km into various directions, detected almost daily by Darwin VAAC. Read all

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No unusual activity has occurred at the volcano recently, but the lava dome in the summit crater continues to be active. Minor steaming can be occasionally seen and satellite data continue to detect a weak thermal anomaly. Read all

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On 15 June KVERT reported that the temperature of a thermal anomaly identified in satellite images had increased, and that the webcam recorded a gas-and-steam plume rising above Bezymianny to 4 km (13,100 ft) a.s.l. and drifted SSE. Read all

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The volcano has remained calmer since the large-scale explosion on 15 June, which had produced an ash plume that rose up to 12 km (39,000 ft) altitude and drifted more than 1000 km NE and SE, causing ash fall in Klyuchi (50 km SW), Maiskoe, Kozyrevsk (115 km SW), and Atlasovo (160 km SW). Read all

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OVSICORI-UNA reported that on 15 June a diffuse plume of mainly water vapor rose 50 m above Rincón de la Vieja's crater rim. A small hydrothermal explosion from the crater with the highly acidic lake was detected around noon on 18 June. Read all

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No explosions with significant ash emissions have been detected during the past 14 days, although a thermal anomaly continues to be present at the summit, suggesting that mild activity still occurs from the volcano.

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