Status:
Yellow, Phase 2.
- Webcams de Mexico has live webcams, which are free but not embeddable
- Current CENAPRED report (Spanish).
- Washington VAAC page.
- Puebla Civil Protection updates
- GVP page.
May 19, 2023,8:53 a.m., Pacific:
Good morning, Popocatépetl!
Así amanece hoy el volcán el muy nevado #Popocatépetl.
Vista San Nicolás de los Ranchos #Puebla vía @jabed1
Para ver en tiempo real: https://t.co/4yt8RjRzbm pic.twitter.com/QAcrjAhRIZ
— Webcams de México (@webcamsdemexico) May 19, 2023
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The volcano does appear quieter this morning, though with a bit of an ash plume when I checked the cams earlier, and there is a VAAC advisory in effect (the third one of May 19th thus far).
Source. Red means the probability of ashall today in Puebla, if and when Don Goyo sets to work again, is high.
Sky Alert shared a nice image of the Colossus of Puebla yesterday:
La actividad del #Popocatépetl ha continuado durante esta tarde con emisiones de ceniza que se han elevado al menos 2.5 km sobre el cráter.
Los vientos han dispersado la ceniza hacia la zona de Atlixco, Puebla.
🚦amarillo 2
🚷radio seguridad 12 km pic.twitter.com/NQEM7oLyq2— SkyAlert (@SkyAlertMx) May 19, 2023
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The online news is also quieter today, thus far. MSN Canada has an interesting story about monitoring here.
It focuses only on Mexico City. As an outsider, I can understand that: I knew nothing about Puebla or any of the other communities in the area until I started to watch the volcano online many years ago.
Popo is indeed an ambassador. ❤ Even if it’s a little grouchy right now.
Closer to home, they continue to clean the streets and wonder (autotranslate).
🗻 Modelo #HYSPLIT indica que la ceniza, en caso de emisiones del volcán #Popocatépetl, podría dirigirse a:
•Angelópolis
•Sierra Norte #Morelos#EdoMéx#Tlaxcala pic.twitter.com/a8M6TkKJUg— PC Estatal Puebla (@PC_Estatal) May 19, 2023
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Earlier posts:
Featured image Popocatépetl in early 2019, by Puebla Civil Protection (Spanish)
Flight To Wonder 