Big eruption from Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai. Lots of ice. Some SO2. Ash difficult to detect with the usual methods. Cloud-top temperatures reaching 182 K (-91°C), likely stratospheric (>16.5 km asl). #HungaTongaHungaHaapai#HungaTonga
Very pleased to see that our paper on the ash plumes from the 2021 eruption of La Soufriere, St Vincent led by @IA_Taylor is now published @NERC_COMET@OxUniEarthSci@tamsinmather@andyprata @simon_sat @OxfordAOPP
https://t.co/HUSsYOlS9c
This stunning first image was taken at 11:50 UTC on 18 March and shows cloudy conditions over Europe, Africa & the Atlantic 🤩
This level of detail wasn't possible over Europe & Africa from a geostationary orbit before!
For more info & imagery visit: https://t.co/FIHkypY1T9
BREAKING: An ash cloud from a volcanic eruption in Russia is impacting flights in the state of Alaska. As a safety precaution, @AlaskaAir has canceled some flights to and from Alaska and within the state. Guests can check the status of their flight at https://t.co/paAYVccsjy.
Updated Himawari-9 observations of the ash and SO2 from the #Sheveluch (#Shiveluch) eruption. Animation goes from 13 UTC on 10 April to 23:50 UTC on 12 April. Some aspects of the SO2 transport remind me of #Raikoke
Looks like a big eruption from #Sheveluch occurred overnight (local time). Plume becomes identifiable around 13 UTC on 10 April. Some clear ash and SO2 signals in Himawari-9 AHI data.
Come hear about our work at @oxford_EODG on the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption in the #iavcei2023 Hunga session today. We have two talks: one in the morning on @IA_Taylor's work on the HTHH SO2 (10H) and one in the afternoon where I'm going to talk about ice (11H)!