Infrared image of the lava flow on Reventador volcano today (IGEPN)
The volcano’s activity remains elevated. Mild to moderate explosions occur frequently from the summit vent, where viscous lava is being extruded and also produces an active lava flow, approx. 300 m long on the southwestern flank.
 
IGPEN reported dozens of explosions on most days, and up to more than 60 on a peak of activity on 8 May.
Courtesy of volcanodiscovery.com

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