Strong eruptive activity continues at Stromboli volcano, Italy since October 9, 2022.
The canyon formed inside the Sciara del Fuoco has deepened since the start of the eruption and the lava and pyroclastic material flowing inside of it are creating spectacular “lava waterfalls” between 400 and 500 m (1 300 – 1 640 feet) above sea level.
On October 11 and 12, INGV staff engaged in observations at an altitude of 190 m (620 feet):
Stromboli, allerta arancione: i flussi piroclastici visti dal drone #stromboli #localteam pic.twitter.com/JxiYVXsttu
— Local Team (@localteamtv) October 10, 2022
#Stromboli #volcano The blasts down the sciara del fuoco became very regular almost normal…which is a very complacent thing to say. Each needs watching. Carefully. pic.twitter.com/dIj44rWT0n
— Steven H (@volcanohull) October 11, 2022
Frequent rockfalls and pyroclastic flows continue to descend through the scar cut into the Sciara del Fuoco on #Stromboli, as seen here on the morning of 10 October 2022. Video by Alessandro La Spina, INGV-Osservatorio Etneo#INGVvulcani #Sicily #AeolianIslands #volcano #eruption pic.twitter.com/aOtw1V42yz
— Boris Behncke (@etnaboris) October 10, 2022
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