Falling tephra from the ash cloud may be visible in webcam (image: PVMBG)
The volcano continues to be active characterized by intense vulcanian-type explosions.
Two eruptions occurred from its crater in the early morning at 04:36 local time and 14:51 local time today.
An incandescent was being visible in the crater area during the night explosion, generating a black, dense ash column sending emissions to 1,1 km altitude.
The afternoon powerful eruption sent ash up to 2,200 m altitude spreading northward.
The PVMBG volcano observatory reported seismic signals with both maximum amplitudes of 60 mm and a duration of 77 and 116 seconds.
Source: Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi volcano activity update 29 June 2022
Glow visible during the night eruption at Krakatau today (image: PVMBG)