Shiveluch volcano in Kamchatka again threw an ash column 12 km high. It has been reported TASS With reference to the regional branch of the United Geophysical Service of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
According to the service, the height of the arc was about 12 km. The volcanic eruption began on 11 April at 00:54 local time. The height of the ash cloud ejected by the volcano reached 20 km, and the size of the plume rose from 250 to 400 km.
“The eruption of Shiveluch volcano continues. “According to satellite data, the height of the ash emission was about 12,000 meters above sea level.”
Formerly Institute of Volcanology and Seismology FEB RAS knowledgeableIt has been reported that the ashfall in Kamchatka’s Klyuchi village, which started on April 11 due to the eruption of Shiveluch volcano, has become the strongest in the last 60 years. As the ash fall continued, the height of the ash layer reached 8.5 cm.
Institute of Volcanology and Seismology FEB RAS also knowledgeableThe ash from the Shiveluch volcano spread 500 km to the northwest.
Source: Gazeta
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