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Read moregregg784THIS IS A RE-POST The Soufrière St. Vincent (or La Soufrière) volcano just started a new eruption at the end of 2020. What future hazards does this pose to the island of Saint Vincent? This video covers the recent eruptions from this volcano and states the general hazard…
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Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN 6 URGENT!! The National Emergency Management Organization wishes to advise all citizens and residents of St. Vincent and The Grenadines that no evacuation order has been issued to any section of the population. Several media outlets both locally and abroad have published false information to this…
Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN # 5, 1. The team from The Seismic Research Centre, University of the West Indies St. Augustine Campus (UWI-SRC) led by Vincentian Geologist Prof. Richard Robertson continued work to upgrade the Volcano Monitoring System today. A Web Cam Monitoring System was installed at Rose Hall to…
Read moregregg784All citizens of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are asked to be alert and listen to the official bulletins from NEMO. THIS IS A REPOST FROM JANUARY 2, 2021 The team from The Seismic Research Centre, University of the West Indies St. Augustine Campus (UWI-SRC) led by Vincentian Geologist…
Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN 4 1. Alert level remains at Orange. The Volcano continues to exude magma on the surface and steam can still be observed from the Belmont Observatory. Persons living in areas close to the volcano which include communities from Fancy to Georgetown and Belle Isle to Richmond…
Read moregregg784THIS IS A RE-POST Professor Richard Robertson and Ian Juman from the UWI Seismic Research Centre installing a new GPS station at Georgetown to detect activities at the La Soufriere volcano. The team is based in North Leeward where the volcano is being observed from the Belmont Observatory. Average…
Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN # 3 2. Two Aerial reconnaissance were done today. The first was done by the group of scientists on board the Regional Security System (RSS) aircraft while en route to St. Vincent and the Grenadines for a first- hand view of activities at the La Soufriere…
Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN 1. There has been no explosive eruption of the La Soufriere Volcano overnight. La Soufriere continues to have effusive eruptions and magma continues to reach the surface at high temperatures. When the magma interacts with the surface temperature, especially at mornings when the air is cool,…
Read moregregg784Monitoring of the La Soufriere volcano continues with aerial surveillance captured by the Soufriere Monitoring Unit on 30th December 2020. While there are no significant changes over the last 24hrs, materials and magna continue to ooze to the surface without associated seismic activity. Dome building continues as the dome…
Read moregregg784LA SOUFRIERE BULLETIN, 1. An Aerial reconnaissance conducted today Wednesday, December 30 indicates that there are no significant changes at the La Soufriere Volcano since Tuesday, December 29th, 2020. Magma continues to ooze to the surface and the dome has increased in size. 2. The Executive Committee of the…
Read moregregg784THIS IS A RE-POST Increased seismic activity at La Soufriere…………. The UWI-SRC has received reports of activity in St Vincent that may be related to La Soufriere volcano. We are currently monitoring the situation in collaboration with local authorities and an update will be provided shortly. The public is…
Read moregregg784EFFUSIVE ERUPTION AT THE LA SOUFRIERE VOLCANO ALERT LEVEL RAISED TO ORANGE The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines has raised the La Soufriere Volcano Hazard Alert Level to orange due to an effusive eruption at the volcano. According to Professor Richard Robertson of the Seismic Research Centre,…
Read moregregg784These photographs were taken on different days to show the progress of the volcano Thanks Jason Viera . A photo comparison 1st photograph was taken 23rd July 2017, the 2nd 27th December 2020 and 3rd was taken on 29th December 2020. Average Rating 0 out of 5 stars. 0…
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