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Tuesday Tidbits: Mayon and Redoubt Updates

Stay updated on Mayon volcano eruption signs as the volcano shows potential for a major event despite no new activity reported.

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Not much new to report today, so I'll just add some notes to the two volcanoes in the news right now: Mayon and Redoubt.

Mt. Redoubt in Alaska, taken on September 23, 2009. Image courtesy of AVO/USGS, taken by Game McGimsey.

Mayon: The volcano continues to show signs that a major eruption is in the works, but nothing new occurred over the last 24 hours. 2 km / ~5,000 foot ash plumes were produced from the new dome/flow complex, causing a potential aviation hazard, and the lava flows continued to be erupted. In evacuation news, animals are now being evacuated from the hazard zone around the volcano as well. However, life in the evacuation camps for people is leading to some deaths from illness. However, for now, there is still little idea exactly when (and if) Mayon will have the "big one".

Redoubt: The other news yesterday was the potential ...

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