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Soufrière St. Vincent volcano (St. Vincent Island, West Indies): Eruption plumes drift thousands of kilometers Notícia OVGA 15-04-2021

SO2 plumes from Soufrière St. Vincent volcano over the Atlantic (image: SACS, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy)

 

The aerosol plumes (mostly tiny droplets of sulphuric acid in the stratosphere, as well as some very fine ash particles) have been traveling along vast stretches in the northern hemisphere: the latest satellite data (see image attached) show plumes from the eruptions in the past 48 hours extending hundreds of miles over the Atlantic to the SE.
Earlier eruption plumes have been reaching Africa and the Middle East.

SO2 plume from the recent explosions reaching Africa (image: Sentinel Hub)

 

FONTE: volcanodiscovery.com

 

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Localização Geográfica do vulcão Soufrière(Ilha Saint Vincent - Caraíbas)