The monsters wakes up ! Katla Hekla Iceland Dead Zone and rift as uniform system ! A lot of others worldwide !

well... forget it

no problem try to ask it at volcanocafe,
i even curious what answer you'll have

forgotten:
of course, the height of the fountain is also highly dependent on the mixing ratio of lava (in principle, this can be attributed to the "characteristics of the camera")

Luisport can you give us an idea how many volcanos are on alert and emitting ash and gas at the moment? Thank you.

here they say 52... [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Thank you. Seems like a lot.Do you know if this is an increase from last year at this time ?

and how many directly in Europe?

still looks impressive

a quake swarm starting in Crete it seams... [link to www.emsc-csem.org]

but now seen another development:
not fall, even small rise.
strong seismic swarm now already at al four stations, more lava, ash and steam.

yes, 350 now...

400

450!!! [link to www.ct.ingv.it]

not sure, but it possible largest value this year...

450!!!

500!!!

Spica says:

April 3, 2013 at 14:39


180 max as far as i remember, but that was a rare event

droping like a stone now... [link to www.ct.ingv.it]

if a magnitude 7+ hits iceland as it's thought is possible, is there a fair chance we'll feel it here in the uk?

ANOTHER ONE!!! IVAN VOLCANO!!! Ivan the Terrible Volcano, located on the island Iturup Kuril Archipelago (Pacific Ocean), today began ejecting ash, according to the Ministry for Emergency Situations of Russia.

"We have received information that at 18.55 local time began spewing ash" Ivan the Terrible volcano, the statement said Emergency department management of the island of Sakhalin, the Kuril belonging.

In one of the communities adjacent to the city of Kurilsk, which is located about 25 kilometers from the volcano, we have detected a two-millimeter layer of ash.

"There is no threat to the population," the statement said, adding that no details about a possible eruption of 1,159 meters.

In August 2012 Ivan the Terrible and spewed ash and, unlike today, in the nearby town perceived the smell of hydrogen sulphide discharged by the volcano.

Previous eruptions of the mountain in 1968, 1973 and 1989 did not cause damage to the island, whose sovereignty is also claimed by Japan.

The Kuriles, where only several thousand people live in mostly military-and their families-are part of the volcanic chain that extends to the Kamchatka Peninsula, the most seismically active area of Russia and encompassing 12% of the activity volcanic world.

EFE [link to www.rpp.com.pe]

The Grozny volcano group in central Iturup Island contains the complex volcanoes of Ivan Grozny and Tebenkov. The former has a 3-3.5 km diameter caldera that is open to the south, where the large, 1158-m-high andesitic Grozny extrusion dome (also known as Etorofu-Yake-yama) was emplaced. Several other lava domes of Holocene age were constructed to the NE; extrusion of these domes has constricted a former lake in the northern side of the caldera to an extremely sinuous shoreline. The forested andesitic Tebenkov volcano, also known as Odamoi-san, lies immediately to the NE of the Grozny dome complex. The large Machekh crater, which displays strong fumarolic activity, lies immediately south of Tebenkov. Historical eruptions, the first of which took place in 1968, have been restricted to Ivan Grozny. [link to www.volcano.si.edu]

kamchatka is why we are freezing our bollocks off this spring

last thing we need is more crap thrown out by that region

this is the second one in 3 days!!!

Etna today:

Granyia says:

April 3, 2013 at 17:57


What a day today! Popocatepetl (Mexico) a few minutes ago:
[link to oi46.tinypic.com]
[link to oi45.tinypic.com]
all 4 cams:
[link to www.malinpebbles.com]

pleases that the memory did not fail



although, of course, to the statements of such amateurs always need critically view (will overcome laziness and check at leisure in the archives)

five days ago here was written:



so it's fresh news only for volcanocafe, not here

continuing educational course for the ladies from there
(it's not from GVP educational program , if's a little more )

i says
ash emissions was insignificant, the smell of hydrogen sulfide was not felt (except Iturup, where it was only last night but very weak)
ash looked like a very fine dust.
the city Kurilsk : thickness of ash reached 2 millimeters. generally release was very minor.
the last time before Ivan the Terrible awoke in August 2012. then there was phreatic eruption (especially for beginners: gas emissions without going lava)

tomorrow we have 107 years of the strong eruption on Vesuv in 1906

here in the preceding pages we have remembered about famous eruption of 1886 and gave link to unique photo of that eruption at British geological Service site:

[link to britgeoheritage.blogspot.co.uk]

also eruption of 1944 was very impressive, ash height till 9000 meters
[link to www.environmentalgraffiti.com]