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Etna live webcams

Etna live webcams: craters, slopes and current conditions

View current Etna images alongside volcanic tremor, NASA FIRMS thermal hotspots and recent earthquakes to understand what is happening on the volcano.

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Etna status
Eruptive activity in progress
EtnaMonitor instrumental summary
Tremor
806 nm/s
station ECPN
Hotspot 24h
0
FRP 0.0 MW
Updated
12:31 AM UTC
1 terremoti / 24h
Live images

Etna live webcams

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
INGV signal

Volcanic tremor alongside the webcams

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)
🔒 CSV
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
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.

How to use this page

Start with the images

Webcams help identify plumes, clouds, night-time glows and visibility. Bad weather can limit their usefulness.

Compare with tremor

Tremor in nm/s describes continuous ground motion measured by INGV stations. A striking image alone cannot establish the activity level.

Check sources and delays

EtnaMonitor processes public sources. For alerts, safety and operational decisions, always consult INGV and Civil Protection.

Important note: EtnaMonitor is not an official warning service. Webcams and live data are for information and education. INGV Osservatorio Etneo remains the official source for volcanic activity.
Frequently asked questions

What to know

Are these Mount Etna webcams really live?

The page shows the newest frames available from each source and reports whether the feed is online. Refresh intervals vary between cameras.

Why can I not see the summit?

Cloud, fog, ash, darkness, snow or a temporary camera outage may obscure the summit.

Does a red glow always mean an eruption?

No. Compare the image with tremor, thermal hotspots and official INGV communications before drawing conclusions.

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