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    Default Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Last updated 13:59, May 22 2016

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/asia/80...deadly-wake-up

    Mount Sinabung, in Tanah Karo, North Sumatra, a volcano in western Indonesia has unleashed hot clouds of ash, killing three villagers and injuring four others.

    Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province blasted volcanic ash as high as 3 kilometres into the sky on Saturday, said National Disaster Management Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.

    He said ash tumbled down the slopes as far as 4.5 kilometres westward into a river.

    The 2600-metre-high mountain in Karo District had been dormant for four centuries before springing to life in August 2010, killing two people and forcing 30,000 to flee.

    An eruption in February 2014 killed 16 people.

    All the victims of Saturday's eruption were working on their farms in the village of Gamber in Simpang Empat subdistrict, about 4 kilometres away from the slope, or within the danger area.

    Mount Sinabung is among more than 120 active volcanoes in Indonesia, which is prone to seismic upheaval due to its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire, an arc of volcanoes and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin.

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    Default Re: Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Now another one... Turrialba volcano has erupted in central Costa Rica, belching smoke and ash up to 3,000m (9,840ft) into the air.

    Hundreds of people have gone to hospital, complaining of breathing difficulties and skin problems.

    Some schools were shut and some flights into the country cancelled or diverted.

    People in the capital San Jose, about 45km (30 miles) west of the Turrialba volcano, said layers of ash had coated buildings and cars and there was a fierce smell of sulphur.

    Costa Rica's National Emergencies Commission has advised people to wear masks and tight clothing to protect their lungs and skin.

    "It seems to me to be the strongest (Turrialba) eruption in the past six years," volcanologist Gino Gonzalez told reporters.

    ... More at link:

    http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-36348904
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    Default Re: Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Blessed are the cracked, for they are the ones who let in the light!

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    Default Re: Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Hell opens? Costa Rica volcano erupts, spewing ash, column of smoke

    By David on 22 May 2016 GMT Planetary change

    RT NEWS...

    Hell opens? Costa Rica volcano erupts, spewing ash, column of smoke

    Published time: 21 May, 2016 11:36




    ‘Featuring thick clouds of ash and smoke rising into the grey sky, spectacular images
    of the powerful Costa Rica volcano eruption have flooded social media.

    The 3,340-meter Turrialba Volcano is located in Cartago Province of central Costa Rica,
    only 30 km from the country’s capital, San José. The volcanic activity started Wednesday
    and the first eruptions were recorded Friday, according to local media.’

    Read more: Hell opens? Costa Rica volcano erupts, spewing ash, column of smoke

    https://www.rt.com/news/343875-costa...ampaign=chrome

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    Default Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    Tens of thousands of people living near Mount Sinabung had been ordered to leave their homes before it began erupting furiously early on Monday.

    A warning notice was issued to airlines as the rumbling volcano, one of three currently erupting in Indonesia, continued to unleash hot clouds of ash.

    The country's disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the hot ash clouds were travelling as far as 16,000 feet southwards.




    The huge column of ash has reached about 5,000m and a "roar" is heard as it billows into the sky.

    ATM no fatalities have been reported, and that an evacuation of the area had taken place prior to today.

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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    Volcanic ash is not something to be breathed in by people, animals, or "engines" (jet, planes, motorcycles, cars, trucks, etc..)


    Airlines notice:

    “There will likely be disruptions to flights in the vicinity of Mt Sinabung in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia, following a large eruption at 12.53pm AEDT today.
    “The eruption has sent volcanic ash 55 000 feet into the atmosphere.
    “The Bureau of Meteorology's Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre (VAAC) has briefed airlines and will continue to work closely with the aviation industry.”

    Seismic track - eruption seen clearly - there were "pulses" prior to the eruption, an indication activity was happening


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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    More images


    Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, disaster management spokesman in Indonesia, has said it is not yet clear how long the eruption will last.

    In his latest update, Mr Mugroho said people living in 10 villages in the area are being relocated due to the threat posed by the explosion.

    Below, a couple views (Video) from different perspectives



    The below video includes captions/annotations and some images from ash covering the locale

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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    Webcam and monitors (some refresh at variable rates and times):

    1st image, "historic", second image LIVE webcam






    Historic activity over a few months, showing 'trends'

    Last edited by Bob; 20th February 2018 at 03:58.

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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    There appears to be activity showing up early AM on the SIDE of the volcano - first pix for reference then subsequent images showing location - 0426 AM shows strong "hot spot"






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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    A new "hot spot" has formed.

    Either ash/lava flow or an opening. (almost reminds me of Mt. St. Helens before the side of the mountain blew off)


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    Default Re: Mount Sinabung volcano erupts - Sumatra Indonesia

    Seismic recording continues to show internal activity - similar to Ecuador's Tungurahua, and Reventador volcano's during periods between eruptions.


    Visible eruption currently is minimal - the hot-spot shows as a dark scar-like rift on the south side of the volcano near the top


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    https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8e0_1519102038

    This video perfectly captures the moment of the eruption. Such tremendous power.

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    Default Re: Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    Sinabung Eruption Signals Year without a Summer Cycle
    I'm not sure about the accuracy of this source's information, but perhaps some of Avalon's more scientific members will comment.
    It would be nice if he would calm down and stop sounding borderline hysterical, but if his information is accurate, it can't be ignored.


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    Default Re: Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung's deadly wake up

    I cannot imagine living near an area that has active volcanism ... that much dust/ash cloud covering everything, and the wind blowing it right into your community ... you would have to travel with a mask, goggles, etc , not knowing when it will happen ...
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