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Signs of an Eruption at Zhupanovsky Volcano

In late October, 2013, explosions lifted ash above Zhupanovsky Volcano for the first time since 1959.
Ashfall on Zhupanovsky Volcano
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Ashfall on Zhupanovsky Volcano

Explosive events continued at a Russian volcano, turning white snow grey with ash.

Published Dec 2, 2014

Land Volcanoes Snow and Ice

Zhupanovsky Ash Plume
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Zhupanovsky Ash Plume

An explosive event at the volcano released a cloud of ash up to 10 kilometers over the Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula.

Published Nov 11, 2014

Atmosphere Dust and Haze

Zhupanovsky Ash Plume
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Zhupanovsky Ash Plume

Ash from Zhupanovsky blew south over the Pacific Ocean in September 2014.

Published Sep 15, 2014

Land Volcanoes

Steam Explosions at Zhupanovsky Volcano
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Steam Explosions at Zhupanovsky Volcano

Ash and heat hint at a new eruption brewing on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula.

Published Nov 6, 2013

Land Volcanoes

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