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After three weeks of gradually increasing Strombolian activity and small intra-crater lava flows, #Etna's Voragine crater is producing a spectacular paroxysm with lava fountains hundreds of meters high and an ash plume drifting south. View here is from the northeast, 4 July 2024

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Boris Behncke

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sarah cowdellvor 2 Jahren

Gutted - I was on Etna 8 weeks ago and would loved to have seen this

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Valentin Freretvor 2 Jahren

The duration of this paroxysm is surprisingly long!

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Gillvor 2 Jahren

Wow - thanks for the heads up. Spectacular 👍😎

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Sarah Tillingvor 2 Jahren

Were in Taormina 3 weeks ago, hoping to see some Etna activity, missed it! Thanks for the posts

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