Eyjafjallajökull Caldera Eruption

URL sais Katla 2009...(date it was installed?) data is current...

[hraun.vedur.is/ja/Katla2009/stodvaplott.]



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hisz.rsoe.hu...

Have a look at the list of active volcanoes. You can clearly see Pacific Ring of Fire becoming increasingly active. Political tension seems to have transformed into Earth tension

The BBC is stating the ash cloud is not expected to move much during the next week.

news.bbc.co.uk...

Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not

reply to post by ressiv


If you go to this url: hraun.vedur.is...

The first plot on the second row is the one you linked. Notice its description:

"Órói frá jarðskjáfltastöðvum næst Eyjafjallajökli sem sýnir síðustu þrjá sólarhringa"

Translated roughly:
"Agitation from next jarðskjáfltastöðvum Eyjafjallajökull showing the last three days"

Don't know exactly what jarðskjáfltastöðvum means, but the first part "jarðskjá" translates to "Earth view". Perhaps it means something like "groundstation".





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Here in Englisch:

hraun.vedur.is...

:-) another plain airborn in holland now...

www.geluidsnet.nl...

UPDATE ....KLM has permission to fly over 7 stranded plains from dusseldorf (germany) to Amsterdam ... now in progress

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How much has this baby got left to spit out?????

She isn't for letting up is she?

Surely now Magnetic Storms on the sun have a link with the earth??

Laki predictions?

Are we gonna get a bigger eruption else were?

Is Yellow Stone gonna pop it's cherry?

Only time will tell but one thing is for sure.... I am not going on holiday for a while

On the mentioned plot, Katla or not, there is defenitely a substential increase in tremors. Whatever that means I think it is not a good thing.

See and wait.

And on this webcam it looks foggy or something else is going on.

eldgos.mila.is...

Nid

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It looks from the web cam that it might be slowing.... or not throwing as much out

well just had some snow outside edinburgh!!!

No ash falls as of yet, no smells of sulphur.

Sheer bliss hearing no planes as im right in the Edinburgh Airport flightpath.

Eyjafjallajökull thats a name??? damm....its more like sum1 smashed their head on a keyboard

The real fact is that noboby has any answers. There are active volcanos all over the planet. Iceland could be blowing ash for 6 hours, 6 days or 6 thousand years there is no way to tell. For Europe I hope this is not the new dark ages. The people need a break and this ash could bring on a weak summer and another crushing winter. So I guess when they said "Global Warming" it meant internal and not on the surface. How much Co2 just got spewed........Iceland is going to need alot of Al Gore credits(lol)

Woohooo - thar she blows!

She's still going - big black plume on Hvolsvelli... EDIT: Very clear on Valahnuk now

Just heard the news.. A guy in the UK has just been outside and had a strange experience.. Got hit on the head by a frozen lasagne, black forest gateaux and a garlic baguette.. They say it's the fall-out from Iceland (that may be a bit of a UK-centric joke!)

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well first I'm the only icelander looking at this forum and posting then maybe I can answer some of your questions.. but many of what your are talking about here has already been sayd.

Eyjafjallajökull is not when some one smashed their head on the keyboard. Really normal icelandic name
Eyja = island
fjalla = mountain's
jökull = glacier
And like I said before it's called Eyja because of the island Vestmanneyjar which you can see very clearly from the mountain. I posted my flickr page here earlier to show you my pictures from when I went up there april 1st.

The reason why you can't see anything on the webcams are because weather here in Iceland is not good today, rainy and foggy.

No new eruption is going on and there is no sign of eruptions in Eyjafjallajökull are going down.

reply to broli

mbl.is...

The only reason why it says Katla in the hraun.vedur.is link is because they were monitoring her not Eyjafjallajökull and they are so close together. And if I translate the sentence here above it says that it is a tremor on monitors earthquake station NEAR Eyjafjallajökull in the last three days.

I said yesterday that volcano experts talked about in the icelandic news that Katla shows no signs of waking up. If we look at the history she has blown 1-2 years after Eyjafjallajökull stopped, the chance that it will happen at the same time is not that much. So stop looking at the link "Katla" and think that she has a lot of tremors because it is just like I said, stations NEAR her but also very near eyjafjallajökull so there is no surprise that the graph shows tremors.

GOD = station on Goðabunga
HVO = hvolsvelli
and the others I don't really know exactly where they are but the point is that it's not AT Katla, just in that area.

vimeo.com... - really good video of the tremors from january 1st to april 14th when the glacier it self began erupting.

Well I hope I can answer any questions that are on your minds



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you did indeed.. tnx:-)

A bit of humour to brighten the mood...

Is it snowing in ther south of Iceland?
On valhanuk cam stuff is coming down. So cloudy there you can't distinguish much actually.

Just curious

Nid

Originally posted by Nidwin
Is it snowing in ther south of Iceland?
On valhanuk cam stuff is coming down. So cloudy there you can't distinguish much actually.

Just curious

Nid

Been watching and I am pretty sure that is ash fall ...

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no it was raining last time I knew so it is rain or ash

Quite some amazing long-exposure Lightning pictures coming out from the past few nights eruptions.
(The Lightning due to the Silica content within the Ash, causing Electrostatic charge locally which is released as Lightning within the Plume.)

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