Volcanic activity report for April 19, 2026: Ash advisories issued for Sabancaya (Peru), Sangay (Ecuador), and Fuego (Guatemala) with plumes reaching 6,700 meters. Analysis from Smithsonian GVP data.
Global volcanic activity report for April 16, 2026: Ash advisories issued for Sabancaya, Sangay, Semeru, and Dukono with plumes reaching 6,700 meters. Analysis from Smithsonian GVP and regional observatories.
Daily Volcano Report — 2026-04-15: 14 Active Volcanoes
Daily volcano report for April 14, 2026: Eruptions confirmed at Piton de la Fournaise and Mayon, with ash advisories issued for 7,600m plume at Sangay and 4,900m emissions at Semeru. Monitoring updates from USGS, Smithsonian GVP, and regional agencies.
Global volcanic monitoring networks recorded 26 eruptive events in the past 24 hours, with significant ash advisories issued for Semeru in Indonesia and Fuego in Guatemala. Stay updated on aviation hazards and eruption details from the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program.
Daily volcanic activity report for April 12, 2026: 23 eruptive events recorded including major ash advisories for Sangay (6,100m), Semeru, Reventador, and Fuego. Aviation alerts active across Pacific Ring of Fire according to Smithsonian GVP.
Global volcanic monitoring networks tracked 25 events across 15 active volcanoes in the last 24 hours, with significant ash advisories issued for Sabancaya, Semeru, and Reventador according to the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program.
Volcanic activity report for April 10, 2026: 22 events recorded including eruptions at Semeru and Kilauea, with ash advisories issued for Shiveluch (8,200m) and Fuego (4,300m). Data from Smithsonian GVP.
Global volcanic activity report for April 9, 2026: Shiveluch (7,900m), Sangay (6,400m), Semeru (4,600m), and Fuego (4,300m) issue aviation ash advisories. Data from Smithsonian GVP, KVERT, IG-EPN, and PVMBG tracking 24 volcanic events.
Daily volcanic activity report for April 8, 2026 featuring Shiveluch, Sabancaya, and Sangay ash advisories. Analysis of 26 eruptive events across the Pacific Ring of Fire according to Smithsonian GVP.