November 06, 2013 - ITALY - Seismic unrest continues and gives the general impression that "something" could be in the making at the volcano.
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Ash emission from Etna's New SE crater. |
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Ash emission from Etna's New SE crater. |
A swarm of earthquakes at depths around 15-20 km has been going on under the SW flank, suggesting magma could be rising from deeper reservoirs into the volcano's shallower storage areas.
Tremor has been showing a rising tendency, but so far, no particular eruptive activity has been observed.
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Depth vs time of earthquakes under Etna during the past 7 days. |
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Map of recent earthquakes under Etna. |
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Current tremor signal (ESLN station, INGV Catania). |
Since about an hour ago, some relatively strong explosions re-appeared to occur at the New SE crater. This could be a signal that it is heading towards a new paroxysm in the near future.
Tremor continues to rise slowly. The next days (if not hours) will probably give the answer. -
Volcano Discovery.
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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
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