Google maps satellite view of Katla :
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=63.63....633333,-19.05
- zoom out and you can see Eyjafjallajökull just to the west
Eyjafjallajökull (the currently erupting volcano) on Google maps :
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=63.63...3.633333,-19.6
- zoom out and you can see Katla just to its east
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BTW, the last eruption of this volcano lasted over a year, from 1821 - 1823. If the bigger Katla volcano is gonna blow her top as well, it could take a while before that one blows just like it did last time.
Tomorrows forecast ash coverage:
I put the one w the big lightning bolts on the left side as my background in 'fit to screen' mode. Looks good.
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"The clash between molten rock and ice on the surface of the Iceland volcano has produced ash so fine that radar and other aircraft instruments are unable to detect it.
The near-invisibility of the ash swirling in vast clouds over Britain and Europe has magnified the confusion and trepidation brought about by the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull.
Now the uncertainty is set to increase still further, with scientists warning that, based on the volcano’s historic behaviour, the eruption could be “just the beginning”. The mountain may continue to blow out ash sporadically for a year or more.
Even more worryingly, Katla, the neighbouring volcano, is groaning from the eruption under pressure equivalent to 3,000 mini-earthquakes a day of up to 3.1 on the Richter scale. Katla is some five times bigger than Eyjafjallajokull and would erupt in a similar way — but spewing out far bigger plumes of ash."
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...SS&attr=797084
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- Lets hope not. Katla is huge compared to the currently-erupting Eyjafjallajokull. She has a caldera with a diameter of 10km and 70km3 of glacial ice filling the caldera.
Eyjafjallajokull - I REALLY wish someone would come up with a simpler name for it. How about "E-kull". The E-kull volcano?
Its more like a really bad fart I think.
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Some more pics. Pics of volcano, pics from Iceland, and pics from Europe. The airports in various parts of Europe are a mess.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/g...arams=Itemnr=1
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