GOES-18 (GOES-West) SO2 RGB and Ash RGB images (above) showed the northeastward drift of a volcanic cloud produced by an eruption of Mount Shishaldin that began shortly before 0730 UTC on 23 July 2023. The initial (higher-altitude) portion of the volcanic cloud likely contained moderate concentrations of SO2 (denoted by brighter shades of yellow in the SO2 RGB images)... Read More

Following the eruption on 14 July, another explosive eruption of Mount Shishaldin began just before 0530 UTC on 16 July 2023 — radiometrically-retrieved GOES-18 (GOES-West) Ash Loading (above) and Ash Height (below) products from the NOAA/CIMSS Volcanic Cloud Monitoring site indicated moderate to high amounts of ash loading, existing at heights within the 4-10... Read More

GOES-18 (GOES-West) SO2 RGB and Ash RGB images (above) showed the southward drift of a pair of volcanic clouds produced by an eruption of Mount Shishaldin that began at 0908 UTC on 14 July 2023. The initial higher-altitude volcanic cloud likely contained moderate concentrations of SO2 (denoted by brighter shades of yellow in... Read More

GOES-18 (GOES-West) SO2 RGB, Shortwave Infrared (3.9 µm) and Fire Power derived product images (above) showed the SO2 plume and thermal signature of an eruption of Kilauea that began at 4:44 AM HST or 1444 UTC on 07 June 2023. As of 1451 UTC (only 7 minutes after the onset of the... Read More