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The pyroclastic flow on Stromboli seen from Panarea Island 25 km to the SW (image: History_of_Geology @Geology_History / twitter)
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After an aerial survey of staff from the volcanological institute in Catania (INGV), scientists concluded that part of the rim of the northeast crater had collapsed, producing a landslide that turned into the observed pyroclastic flow earlier today.The following lava flow was therefore simply the result of the sudden breach in the uppermost part of the conduit, and thus likely to be only a short-lived overflow. It is not clear whether it is still active how, several hours after the event.
Most webcams are currently down and the area is not visible from the inhabited areas, so it is difficult to get a clearer picture right now, but we will follow up on this story when more information becomes available.
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Shortly after the previously reported major event, which was first seen as a large ash plume rising from the area, a new lava flow started to emerge from a vent in the summit area, descended on the Sciara del Fuoco and reached the sea. How large it is is still unclear, but the fact that it reached the shore quickly suggests it might have an important rate of lava flow. ...Read all
18:24 PM | BY: T
The pyroclastic flow on Stromboli seen from Panarea Island 25 km to the SW (image: History_of_Geology @Geology_History / twitter)
After an aerial survey of staff from the volcanological institute in Catania (INGV), scientists concluded that part of the rim of the northeast crater had collapsed, producing a landslide that turned into the observed pyroclastic flow earlier today.The following lava flow was therefore simply the result of the sudden breach in the uppermost part of the conduit, and thus likely to be only a short-lived overflow. It is not clear whether it is still active how, several hours after the event.
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Most webcams are currently down and the area is not visible from the inhabited areas, so it is difficult to get a clearer picture right now, but we will follow up on this story when more information becomes available. - All news about: Stromboli volcano
- Information about: Stromboli volcano
Previous news
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Shortly after the previously reported major event, which was first seen as a large ash plume rising from the area, a new lava flow started to emerge from a vent in the summit area, descended on the Sciara del Fuoco and reached the sea. How large it is is still unclear, but the fact that it reached the shore quickly suggests it might have an important rate of lava flow. ...Read all