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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 14h

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 11 October Papandayan at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Papandayan: Fumaroles erupt sulfurous gases in the Kawah Mas crater.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 10 October Santa Maria at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Santa Maria: A column of white vapour rises from the Caliente dome that grows from the south flanks of the tall Santa Maria volcano behind it

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 9 October Klyuchevskoy at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Klyuchevskoy: A closeup photo of the volcano's summit shows a band of white clouds that appears to encircle the mountain halfway up its slopes as a blast of white steam or gases exits the summit vent into a blue afternoon sky.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 8 October Reventador at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Reventador: A closeup of the volcano's summit just around sunset shows a newly emerging eruptive column of billowing ash, which appears to be in shades of pink and purple due to the sun's reddish light.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 7 October Okmok at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Okmok: A view from the caldera rim looking inward reveals several low cones that bear creative names such as Cone A and Cone B. There is no snow yet in the broad low-rimmed caldera.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 6 October Etna at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Etna: Seen from the north in the morning, thick light grey ash streams from one of Etna's summit vents

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 5 October Bezymianny at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Bezymianny: Along with neighbouring volcanoes Klyuchevskoy and Kamen, Bezymianny's flanks are covered in new snow. The landscape in the foreground is also partly covered in white.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 4 October Kīlauea at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Kīlauea: Seen just before dawn, a nicely formed cinder cone near the edge of the caldera floor emits steam and a faint red glow from lava below. Another vent does likewise in the background to the right.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 3 October Zhupanovsky at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Zhupanovsky: The snow covered peaks of the volcano reach up through the clouds. The surrounding lanadscape appears green, vast, and unmarked by human habitation.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 2 October Mayon at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Mayon: Seen from the south in Legazpi early in the morning, thick and dark clouds surround the erupting volcano's summit.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 1 October Shasta at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Shasta: Seen from the south in late afternoon, the setting sun's yellow rays tint the volcano's upper flanks to a reddish hue. Below in the foreground there are acres of evergreen trees.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 30 September Fujisan at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Fujisan: Seen in the morning from the north across Shojiko lake, thin layers of morning fog are still lifting from the lakes of the area. The volcano on the horizon remains free of snow in this early part of autumn.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 29 September Vesuvius at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Vesuvius: Seen from the east just after sunrise and before moonset, the volcano appears red in the early morning light that has not yet reached the city rooftops in the foreground. A waning gibbous moon is in the western sky above.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 28 September Sinabung at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Sinabung: Seen from the east in the early morning, the flanks of the volcano appear red in the golden sunlight. A waning gibbous Moon hangs in the sky high above the volcano. Village rooftops and low trees make up the foreground.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Weekly report on Rincon de la Viejo Transcript in the alt-text Source (Spanish): www.ovsicori.una.ac.cr/index.php/vu...

During this week, 27 eruptions were recorded; only one surpassed an acoustic magnitude of 4 (moderate). Most of these eruptions are of low magnitude. The eruption on September 21 at 6:40 a.m. was the one with the highest acoustic magnitude of the week. This week, frequent exhalations of volcanic gases and water vapor (292) were observed, although with very low acoustic magnitude. The low-frequency background tremor (0.7 - 2.5 Hz) increased in amplitude during this week, but it showed variations in amplitude and frequency range. On September 24, a harmonic tremor was observed, and some short tremor pulses were noted. Events were recorded both near and far from the crater. The number of long-period signals increased this week, although the number of screw-type events remained stable. In the medium term (last 6 months), there is a trend of subsidence both at the base and the top of the volcano, accompanied by an extension of the summit area. In the short term, no significant deformation was observed, although the quality of the data from the past week limits the accuracy of this assessment. The average SO2 flux this week is 259 ± 196 t/d, with a maximum value of 2104 t/d. These values represent an apparent decrease in SO2 emissions compared to the previous week, when the average flux was 390 ± 155 t/d, with a maximum value of 6153 t/d. However, this week's values could be influenced by an unfavorable wind direction, which might explain this apparent decrease. These values are above the baseline for this volcano. The last detection of SO2 in the atmosphere by the SENTINEL satellite emitted by the Rincón de la Vieja volcano was on September 7, 2025.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 27 September St.Helens at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of St. Helens: Seen from the northwest at the Coldwater Science and Learning Center with Coldwater Lake in the foreground, the volcano's partially destroyed cone is on the horizon with Johnston Ridge spanning the midground.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 26 September Rainier at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Rainier: Seen in the afternoon from the northeast at Sunrise Mountain, the volcano's snowy peaks rise above and beyond green conifers and yellowing wild grasses in the foreground.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

CHIKURACHKI VOLCANO Aviation Colour Code is ORANGE From KVERTs weekly report, 24 September Transcripts in the alt-text Source (English): kvert.febras.net/van/index?ty...

CHIKURACHKI VOLCANO (CAVW #290360)
50.32 N, 155.46 E; Elevation 1816 m (5956 ft)
Aviation Colour Code is ORANGE

A weak explosive eruption of the volcano probably continues. Ongoing activity could affect low-flying aircraft.

An explosive eruption of Chikurachki volcano began on 18:30 UTC September 20. Explosions sent ash up to 3 km a.s.l., and ash plume extended for 140 km to the north-east and east of the volcano. Satellite data by KVERT showed a thermal anomaly on the volcano on September 21.
http://kvert.febras.net/volc?lang=en&name=Chikurachki

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Japan's Tokachidake is at alert level 3 The daily report is translated in the image below. Transcript is in the alt-text. Source (Japanese): www.data.jma.go.jp/vois/data/re...

Activity Status of Mount Tokachi
Crater area warning (Eruption Alert Level 3, Entry Restrictions)

Explanation of Volcano Conditions
September 25, 2026, 16:00 Sapporo District Meteorological Observatory announcement

Volcanic activity status
At Mount Tokachi, while thermal activity has continued, volcanic activity has intensified, with multiple large-amplitude volcanic earthquakes occurring over the past month.
The occurrence of volcanic earthquakes with large amplitudes originating from somewhat deeper areas near mountain bodies over the past 30 days is as follows.

Volcanic earthquakes (maximum amplitude of 2 micrometers or more at Iwosawa observation point):
September 12, 2 times
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Additionally, since March, crustal movements indicating slightly deeper expansion near the mountain body have continued, and since April, an increase in volcanic gas (sulfur dioxide) emissions has been observed. The likelihood of an eruption affecting roughly 3 km from the crater is increasing.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Translation in image below. Highlights transcribed in alt-text

In summary, the reddish-brown plume currently emitted by the Northeast Crater represents a signal of mechanical remobilization of pre-existing solid material in the conduit, favored by the lowering of the magma column and the consequent decrease in the magmatic thrust. This behavior is typical of the post-eruptive phases in which the volcano passes from a sustained feeding regime to a residual degassing regime. A similar dynamic was also observed after the lateral eruption of December 2018: for several weeks the same craters CNE and Bocca Nuova (BN) emitted ash practically identical to that of these days. However, it cannot be excluded that this "cleaning" phase of the conduit may constitute a transition: on the one hand it marks the conclusion of the previous eruptive activity, on the other hand it could represent the prelude to a subsequent phase of activity, should the magmatic system pressurize again.

In the first weeks of September, the pit crater located in the western part of the Bocca Nuova was reactivated, alternating modest Strombolian activities, in particular between 15 and 18 September, with discontinuous ash emissions.

Overall, the observed picture suggests that the summit system of Etna is going through a phase of internal reorganization, in which processes of residual degassing, remobilization of incoherent materials and modest explosive activities occur alternately in the different active craters. The resumption of activity in the Bocca Nuova pit crater, with sporadic ash emissions and brief Strombolian phases, is part of this context of low-energy volcanic dynamics, indicating that the volcano remains in a state of moderate instability that requires particularly careful and continuous monitoring.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 24 September Tengger Caldera at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Tengger Caldera: In the predawn hour, tourists gather at a safe observation area to look into the caldera and its most recently active Bromo volcano. On the horizon is Semeru volcano.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 22 and 23 September Redoubt at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?... Zhupanovsky at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

$Webcam image of Redoubt: A low somewhat lenticular cloud glows with refracted afternoon sunlight as the volcano spans the landscape behind it.$ Webcam image of Zhupanovsky: A blanket of low stormclouds partially fill the early morning sky beyond the volcano massif's multiple peaks.

Webcam image of Zhupanovsky: A blanket of low stormclouds partially fill the early morning sky beyond the volcano massif's multiple peaks.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 21 September Fujisan at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Fujisan: Seen in the morning from Satta Pass on the southern coast of Honshu, the famous volcano is on the horizon beyond the sea and beneath a mostly clear blue sky. In the foreground on the left, a roadway cuts into a sheer cliff.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 20 September Lewotolok at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Lewotolok: Seen at night, incandescent material cascades down the slopes of the active summit crater's cone.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 19 September Koryaksky at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Koryaksky: Koryaksky is seen here on the left, one of two volcanoes visible on the horizon when facing northeast in Petropavlovsk.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 18 September Concepción at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 17 September Sinabung at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Sinabung: On the horizon beyond low trees and rusting metal rooftops, the volcano steams away into hazy blue midmorning sky.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 16 September Bulusan at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Bulusan: Seen at mid-morning around 8 km to the south from the city of Irosin, the fog has lifted from the city but still clings to the lower slopes of the volcano.

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VolcanoDiscovery @volcano.link · 16/09/2026

Campi Flegrei (Phlegrean Fields) volcano, Italy: region implements €7.1 million seismic emergency plan - Campania has published initial measures under a €7.1 million emergency plan addressing the effects of seismic activity around Campi Flegrei, while INGV reports continuing uplift and no evi...

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Campi Flegrei (Phlegrean Fields) volcano, Italy: region implements €7.1 million seismic emergency plan

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

FIVE new vents have appeared on the west margin of Kilauea's summit caldera. Still no fountaining. volcanoes.usgs.gov/hans-public/...

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USGS Volcano Notice - DOI-USGS-HVO-2026-09-16T18:27:10+00:00

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Below is an image of a translation of SGC's special bulletin on increasing seismicity and volcanic gases present at Purace (Alert ORANGE). Transcript in alt-text. Source (Spanish): www2.sgc.gov.co/Noticias/bol...

$Puracé Volcano - Los Coconucos Volcanic Chain Since the publication of the last bulletin, there continues to be a record of seismic signals associated with fluid dynamics in the volcanic conduits, especially long-period (LP) events located beneath the Puracé volcano crater, at depths of less than 1 km. There is also ongoing seismicity associated with rock fracturing (volcano-tectonic, VT), most of it located 10 to 22 km northeast of the Puracé volcano, at depths between 7 and 17 km (Figure 1). The largest recorded magnitude was 1.0 ML. The slow ground deformation process continues in the area between the Puracé, Piocollo, and Curiquinga volcanoes. Regarding gas monitoring, sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions continue, and there is an increasing trend in the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) measured in the soil. Since the last bulletin, two ash emissions have been recorded, dispersed toward the northwest of the volcanic edifice according to the wind direction (Figure 2). Observation conditions were difficult due to heavy cloud cover at the top of the volcano. According to information published on satellite observation platforms, no thermal anomalies have been identified on the crater floor. In general, in the different methodologies of volcanic monitoring, the values that have been instrumentally recorded on the volcano over the past few weeks remain above what has been recorded in the baseline behavior lines, and therefore represent a significant change in its dynamics, so the volcano continues in an Orange alert state.$

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The following is a translation from the special report (REAV) from SERNAGEOMIN on the activity at Villarrica (Technical level YELLOW). Transcript in alt-text. Source (Spanish): www.sernageomin.cl/wp-content/u...

The National Service of Geology and Mining of Chile (Sernageomin) shares the following information, obtained through the monitoring equipment of the National Network for Volcanic Surveillance (RNVV), processed and analyzed at the Southern Andes Volcanological Observatory (Ovdas):

During August and the first days of September, Villarrica volcano showed a notable increase in seismic and surface activity compared to its baseline levels. The size of the continuous seismic signal (RSAM) reached the highest average values of the period, surpassing 0.25 µm/s. On August 29, a seismic episode associated with fluid dynamics caused an abrupt drop in the RSAM, followed by a gradual recovery and periods of higher energy. Since then, cyclical increases in tremor have been observed, lasting from minutes to hours, with Reduced Displacement values up to 26 cm², considered low to moderate for this volcano. In Villarrica, this type of signal is closely related to the dynamics of the lava lake.

At the same time, acoustic signals compatible with minor explosions at the crater level were recorded, along with emissions of ballistic pyroclasts, incandescence, and satellite signals indicating an increase in surface temperature. These manifestations have remained confined to the crater area. Overall, the seismic changes and the mentioned surface manifestations support a condition of increased activity and instability, consistent with the lava lake rising to more superficial levels. New episodes of similar or greater energy are not ruled out, with possible ejection of pyroclastic material and effects limited to the crater surroundings.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

In Kamchatka, effusive activity at Bezymianny and Krasheninnikov (ACC YELLOW), strombolian eruption ongoing at Klyuchevskoy (ACC YELLOW). At Sheveluch (ACC ORANGE) Explosive activity and dome extrusion continue with a persisting thermal anomaly. Source (English): kvert.febras.net/van/index?ty...

kvert.febras.net

Камчатская группа реагирования на вулканические извержения. KVERT Information Releases

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The image below is a translated summary of INGV's weekly report on Etna. Transcript included in the alt-text. Source (Italian): www.ct.ingv.it/index.php/mo...

$In light of the monitoring data, the following stands out: 1) VOLCANOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS: Degassing activity at variable levels from the summit craters, associated with almost continuous ash emissions from the Northeast Crater; weak and sporadic Strombolian activity and occasional ash emissions from the Bocca Nuova Crater. 2) SEISMOLOGY: Low fracturing seismic activity: only one event reached the ML>=2.0 threshold. Tremor amplitude is between a low and medium level. 3) INFRASOUND: Low-energy infrasonic activity with occurrence frequencies varying between low and very high levels. 4) GROUND DEFORMATIONS: Signals from ground deformation monitoring networks showed no significant changes. 5) GEOCHEMISTRY: SO2 flux at a medium level. CO2 flux from the soil (Etnagas): at average values. Partial pressure of dissolved CO2 in groundwater (EtnaAcque Network): no updates. Helium isotopic ratio at peripheral sites: no updates, last data was high (August 26, 2026). 6) SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS: Thermal activity observed by satellite in the summit area was generally low. 7) OTHER OBSERVATIONS: RADONETNA network data during September 2026 showed anomalies at the southern flank sites that preceded by a few days those observed at the northern flank sites. EXPECTED SCENARIOS Frequent explosive activity at the summit craters with the formation of ash clouds and fallout of coarse pyroclastic materials, accompanied by lava emissions in the summit area. A rapid escalation of ongoing activity into more energetic events with eruptive columns, ash clouds, and collapses of parts of the summit cones forming pyroclastic flows cannot be ruled out.$

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The image is a summary translation of INGV's weekly report on the activity of Stromboli. Transcript is also included in the alt-text. Source (Italian): www.ct.ingv.it/index.php/mo...

In light of the monitoring data, the following is highlighted:

1) VOLCANOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS: Ordinary strombolian eruptive activity in both crater areas. Frequency of total explosive activity, including the North Crater Area and the Central-South Crater Area, is at a medium-low level with low explosion intensity in both crater areas.
2) SEISMOLOGY: The monitored seismic parameters do not show significant changes.
3) GROUND DEFORMATIONS: Data from ground deformation monitoring networks have not shown significant changes.
4) GEOCHEMISTRY: SO2 flux at a medium level. CO2 flux from the soil (Pizzo Area - STR02): no updates. C/S ratio in the plume: no updates. Helium isotopic ratio (R/Ra): increasing at very high values. CO2 flux from the ground in the San Bartolo area: high values. CO2 flux from the soil in the Scari area: no updates.
5) SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS: Thermal activity observed by satellite in the summit area was generally low level with some isolated medium and high-level anomalies.

EXPECTED SCENARIOS: Ordinary strombolian persistent activity coupled with lava flows along the Sciara del Fuoco due to overflow from the craters. The activity may be accompanied by rockfalls or debris avalanches along the Sciara del Fuoco and by potential hydro-magmatic explosions from lava-sea interaction, with block ejection up to several hundred meters from the coast and dispersion of gases and/or volcanic ash. It is not possible to rule out explosions of greater than ordinary intensity.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The monthly update from Svartsengi in Iceland reports a 5 cm uplift since June. Seismic activity remains low, but as magma continues to intrude, uncertainty increases regarding prediction of the start of the next eruption. Hazard map remains the same until further notice.

en.vedur.is

Situation on the Reykjanes Peninsula | News | Icelandic Meteorological office

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

I stand by my analogy that AI is the HeLa cancer cell of technology. Oh sure it gets things done faster, but it also mutates and manages to wriggle its way into places where it has no business and contaminate EVERYONE's data. Worst of all, just like Henrietta Lacks, the genesis data was stolen.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 15 September Kīlauea at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Kīlauea: Seen early in the morning, a newly-formed spatter cone marks one of the active vents on the western edge of the summit crater. A small spattering of incandescent lava bursts forth from the small cone.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Shawn Willsey reports on the still-pending start of the next episode at Kilauea. The volcano appears to be changing its habits.

youtu.be

Kīlauea Update: New Vent, Strange Tilt Patterns, And More Spattering

YouTube video by Shawn Willsey: Geology Explained

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 14 September Reykjanes at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Reykjanes: Just before midnight, a vivid green Aurora Borealis shines down upon the darkened lava fields. On the left are the lights of Reykjavik. The bright star cluster in the sky is the Pleiades.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 13 September Asamayama at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Asamayama: The broad volcano on the horizon beneath a clear blue sky is framed by trees in the foreground.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 12 September Reventador at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Reventador: In a panoramic view of the volcano in late afternoon, a small ash cloud erupts from the volcano amidst white meteorological clouds tinged yellow by the setting sun.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 11 September Katmai at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Katmai: Seen from a high peak to the west, the volcano with its jagged summit still maintains a fair amount of snow on its upper slopes even as the valley in between is in the greens of late summer.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 10 September Kanlaon at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Kanlaon: A combination of weather clouds and volcanic steam and gases partly frame the volcano's summit in a wreath of billowing white.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 8 and 9 September Karangetang at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?... Atka Volcanic Complex at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Atka Volcanic Complex: Seen from the west, Korovin, the complex's most recently active stratovolcano, has lost almost all its snow cover. The peak on the right belongs to Konia, another stratovolcano of the Atka complex.

Webcam image of Karangetang: Seen from the west in midafternoon, the volcano with its forested lower slopes and barren upper flanks rises into a hazy blue sky.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 7 September Popocatépetl at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Popocatépetl: Thick white steam clouds gather around the volcano's summit beneath a partly cloudy afternoon sky.

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Volcano Earth @volcanoearth.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Your #DailyVolcamPic for 6 September Etna at Global Volcanism Program: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?...

Webcam image of Etna: Seen from the north, a burst of ash and gases rises from the North East Crater in the morning.

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