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Originally Posted by: picturesareme  http://www.geologyin.com/2019/02/extratropical-volcanoes-influence.html?fbclid=IwAR0Sg7u1gmPUXNL0Q_1tlLE7K59TKA-knF8fPiQGT1j1_z_awCxLG_gha54&m=1#pjd9ohzgZtfvbRRx.99 Very interesting! As far as the injection of sulphates into the strat of the mid lat.s it's worth considering where most of the global industry producing Sulphates is located? |
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Originally Posted by: Gray-Wolf Very interesting! As far as the injection of sulphates into the strat of the mid lat.s it's worth considering where most of the global industry producing Sulphates is located? Perhaps there is something in the collapse of the Soviet union,also the reduction of coal burning, and reduction of cold easterlies?
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I wasn't expecting the snow scene as well, but it sets off the eruption perfectly |
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Originally Posted by: NMA What a fantastic view!   |
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Thank you DEW and Lionel I love a good eruption as long as I am not next to the vents. Still waiting for Stromboli to begin a nighttime show again. Nick
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Stromboli is reasonably active this evening. Look up Stromboli webcam and watch some powerful pulses of ash shoot up.
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A lot of late deep snow on Etna this morning and active too. Well it had quite a puff of brown ashy stuff a minute ago. Melts fast though with the strong sun I think.
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Originally Posted by: NMA A lot of late deep snow on Etna this morning and active too. Well it had quite a puff of brown ashy stuff a minute ago. Melts fast though with the strong sun I think. Been enjoying this clip... Mount Etna eruptions light up night sky 
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Channel 5 has programme on the threat that Vesuvius poses to Naples this evening at 2100. Not sure whether it has anything new, though. |
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Originally Posted by: DEW Channel 5 has programme on the threat that Vesuvius poses to Naples this evening at 2100. Not sure whether it has anything new, though. Is this new? I remember a similar programme a few years ago |
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Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East Is this new? I remember a similar programme a few years ago Yes I remember that one but I think this is a new programme. |
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Originally Posted by: doctormog Yes I remember that one but I think this is a new programme. 30 mins re-hash, 15 mins new, 15 mins ads. There was stuff I'd not seen before on the geology of the Campi Flegrei area and the network of monitoring stations, but the question of how to evacuate Naples prior to an eruption was left hanging. |
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Originally Posted by: DEW 30 mins re-hash, 15 mins new, 15 mins ads. There was stuff I'd not seen before on the geology of the Campi Flegrei area and the network of monitoring stations, but the question of how to evacuate Naples prior to an eruption was left hanging. Slightly off topic but Pompeii by Robert Harris is a great read. He manages to convey the great heat of that summer and how the eruption progressed and what it would have been like to have experienced such an event.
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Originally Posted by: DEW Channel 5 has programme on the threat that Vesuvius poses to Naples this evening at 2100. Not sure whether it has anything new, though. I was in Naples last Monday and visited Pompeii. Astonishing place. My understanding (and I also watched a documentary a few months/a year ago) is that the whole Bay of Naples area is a giant Caldera, and the entire area has lifted 2m in the past few years as the magma chamber builds (IIRC, it had only risen 2m in the preceding 60 years) Oh, and I was on Sicily on Wednesday, a few days before Etna cranked the pyrotechnics back up. |
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