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Heat from the lava flows at Klyuchevskaya

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klyuchevskaya_oli_2013293_swir — Heat from the lava flows at Klyuchevskaya on October 20, 2013. Image Credit: Robert Simmon, NASA.

Moderate eruption activity has once again been observed at Klyuchevskaya Volcano. The activity began on August 15, 2013 and it has increased in intensity during the first few weeks of October. During October 11 to 20, lava fountains and thick plumes of ash and steam were ejected from the summit. Ash plumes rose 7.5 to 10 kilometers (24,000 to 32,000 feet) above the summit prompting aviation alerts.

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