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INETER reported ongoing strong seismic and surface activity. There here are currently two small lava lakes active contained in two pits inside the Santiago crater. Access to Masaya’s crater rim, a very popular tourist destination, was closed to the public…
The volcano’s lava dome has filled the inner crater, CENAPRED observed during an overflight on 27 January. The high level of the dome explains the relatively strong glow visible at night. According to CENAPRED, it is likely that small…
Activity at the volcano seems to be increasing again. Constant glow and incandescent rockfalls at the active lava dome are visible on webcam imagery. Based on satellite data, an eruption (explosion or pyroclastic flow) was reported this morning to…
According to a local news article referring to information from the volcano observatory, the volcano’s eruption started to eject visibly incandescent lava bombs this morning. In more technical words, this suggests that by now the eruption entered a so-called…
The Popocatépetl volcano is showing the signs of a possible eruption. People are ready to start to evacuate from the area. The Mexican capital is the world’s fourth most populated city and home to 20 million people, while Peubla…
Ash plume from Sinabung today (image: Sadrah Peranginangin / facebook) A moderately strong explosion occurred earlier today from the volcano, producing an ash plume that rose approx. 2 km. Courtesy of volcanodiscovery.com
A moderately large vulcanian-type explosion occurred at the volcano yesterday 12:53 local time. An ash plume rose 3 km above the crater and drifted SE. Light ash fall occurred in up to 10 km distance, including the villages of Sacohaya,…
The cone of Momotombo volcano covered by glowing bombs from this morning’s eruption A strong explosion occurred this morning at 04:22 local time at the volcano, covering much of the summit cone with incandescent ejecta. The lava flow…