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Etna eruption today: live status and current parameters

Understand Etna's current status in one place: observatory summary, INGV volcanic tremor, thermal hotspots, recent earthquakes and live webcams.

Status
Eruptive activity in progress
EtnaMonitor instrumental summary
Tremor
806 nm/s
station ECPN
Hotspot 24h
0
FRP 0.0 MW
Last update
09/11, 12:31 AM UTC
1 terremoti / 24h
AI observatory

Current status summary

Observatory
Multi-parameter analysis
Eruptive activity in progress
Eruptive activity in progress
Original source text (IT)

L'INGV Osservatorio Etneo ha pubblicato un aggiornamento ufficiale che conferma attivita eruttiva in corso sull'Etna. Segui gli aggiornamenti ufficiali e le indicazioni delle autorita competenti.

SUMMARYInformational summary: does not replace official INGV bulletins.·9/7/2026, 6:48:00 PM UTC
Analysed parameters
Tremor66/100
Heat60/100

Ground deformation

Data unavailable

No measurement acquired: neither zero nor an estimated score is shown.

INGV FDSN

Live volcanic tremor

Live tremor chart· Logarithmic scale · nm/sNanometres per secondMeasures ground oscillation. Quiet: 10–100 nm/s · Moderate: 100–1000 nm/s · High amplitude: >1000 nm/s · INGV source

Volcanic tremor curve

Station
Station index:Ordinary(806.0 nm/s)
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Bands:Low< 100Moderate100 – 1000High> 1000RMS 10 minaverage 1 hour· Tap the curve for details
Current
806.0 nm/s
Min (7d)
344.7 nm/s
Max (7d)
12310.5 nm/s
Average (7d)
1194.9 nm/s
Samples (range)
967
Updated
12:31:10 AM UTC
nm/s= nanometres per second · measures ground oscillation. Typical quiet range 10–100 · Moderate activity 100–1000 · High amplitude >1000. Tremor alone does not confirm an eruption.
Multi-parameter verification

Webcams and local seismicity

Webcams and current images

Check visibility and visible activity

INGV stations provide periodic images · SkylineWebcams is an external stream
Fonti: INGV Osservatorio Etneo · SkylineWebcamsSelect an image to open its source
Local seismicity

Latest earthquakes — Etna area

Radius ≈ 35 km from the crater · Magnitude ≥ 1.0 · INGV FDSN source

How to interpret Etna's status today

Tremor

Volcanic tremor measures continuous ground vibration. Rapid increases or sustained values may indicate greater internal activity.

Hotspot

NASA FIRMS hotspots indicate satellite thermal anomalies. They help identify lava flows or surface heat, with possible delays.

Webcams and earthquakes

Live images and local seismicity help put the signal in context but do not replace official bulletins and statements.

Important note: This page does not independently declare an official eruption. EtnaMonitor aggregates and processes public data for information. For alerts, safety and operational decisions, consult INGV, Osservatorio Etneo and Civil Protection.
Frequently asked questions

What to know

Does high volcanic tremor mean Etna is erupting?

Not necessarily. High tremor is an important signal but must be assessed with visual, thermal and official observations.

Is it safe to visit Catania during an Etna eruption?

Conditions depend on the event, wind and official restrictions. Follow local authorities for safety advice.

Can an Etna eruption cancel flights?

Ash can cause delays, diversions or closures, but each operational decision is made by aviation authorities, the airport and airlines.

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