There is no current danger to the population after a pyroclastic flow on Italy’s Mount Etna produced a huge plume of ash Monday, sending tourists running. The flow moved away from a group of tourists ...
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A pyroclastic flow burst from Mount Etna’s summit and raced down its western flank as a 6.5-kilometer plume sent tourists running
A pyroclastic flow burst from Mount Etna’s summit on 2 June 2025 and raced down the volcano’s western flank while a 6.5-kilometer ash plume climbed above the crater, forcing tourists on the upper ...
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Mayon’s pyroclastic flow raced 4 kilometers down the Mi-isi gully as ash plumes hit 600 meters above the crater
A superheated torrent of gas, rock, and volcanic debris tore 4 kilometers down Mayon volcano’s Mi-isi Gully in early June 2026, marking the longest pyroclastic density current recorded during the ...
Volcanologist Professor Chris Jackson discovers evidence of the deadly pyroclastic flow. Volcanologist Professor Chris Jackson reveals the power of the deadly pyroclastic flow that had swept through ...
There has been no change in the safe distance or sectoral recommendations for potential dangers related to Mount Merapi activities over the last three days.
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