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Activity at the volcano continues to slowly increase. Over the past days, continuous explosive activity at the summit vent has been producing a plume of dark ash that reached 1-2 km height and drifted into easterly directions. Glow is…
Less than a week after a pair of eruptions, Mexico’s Colima or Fire volcano pulled of the feat again on Tuesday (10 November) morning, as its period of activity continues. According to officials, the first eruption occurred at 7.03am…
View of the eruption yesterday (image: Ade Adrian / facebook) The eruption has intensified a lot over the past few days. Activity takes place from a lateral vent on the Barujari cone inside the volcano’s caldera, producing continuous ash…
Ash plume from Lascar yesterday An moderately strong ash eruption occurred at the volcano yesterday morning at 09:32 local time. An ash plume rose approx. 2.5 km from the summit crater. It is unclear whether the eruption was caused…
Another (the third) eruptive phase began at the volcano yesterday evening. From 16:00 local time, the volcano observatory recorded an increase in tremor and new lava was seen in the vent after 20:00. Shortly after 04:00 this morning, activity…
According to local news, the eruption restarted today after 4 days of quiet. Observers detected minor strombolian activity from a small, 1 m diameter vent at the bottom of the large new cone. Small explosions every few seconds…
Costa Rica’s Volcanological and Seismological Observatory (OVSICORI) has reported that there were two small eruption from the Turrialba Volcano that were responsible for a small amount of ash falling nearby on Friday. No additional eruptions followed today. The volcano…
Activity has calmed down. Explosions have been only of smaller size, but the lava flows on the upper southern and western flanks remained weakly active last evening. Courtesy of volcanodiscovery.com
