Activity remains at high levels with daily explosions and strong steam and ash emissions reaching up to 1.5 km above the summit.
Seismic recordings show long-period earthquakes, explosions and occasional debris flows such as during 17-19 March. No ashfall was reported by residents recently.
Pacaya Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: CONS VA EMS OBS FM STLT DATA to 13000 ft (4000 m)
Popocatépetl Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: OCNL VA EMS OBS FM STLT DATA to 19000 ft (5800 m)
Etna volcano update: Live videos of the (ongoing) eruption and details of hot avalanche at night
Lava fountains this morning recorded by LocalTeam’s live stream
The eruption continues at impressive intensity, still with lava fountaining and the emission of a tall eruption column. There are several great live videos, one provided by LocalTeam:
The other one is the live view from Vedetta.
It allows to scroll back in time to see the whole eruption so far (many hours…). One particularly interesting moment is when the fountaining generated a pyroclastic flow (glowing avalanche) from the New SE crater during the peak of phase. It can be seen in the recorded webcam video below (scroll back to 03:37): suddenly, part of the lava flow and accumulated hot material mobilizes into an avalanche on the eastern fissure and quickly descends the flank, reaching more than 1 km length.
Two screenshots during the pyroclastic flows, showing its advance (top) and the hot deposit and ash plume rising after its passage (b) (image: Vedetta video)