Mayon Volcano Volcanic Ash Advisory: ERUPTION AT 20260926/1413Z VA CLD UNKNOWN REPORTED OBS VA DTG: 26/1420Z
Saturday, Sep 26, 2026 14:45 | 12 hours ago | By: VN
Satellite image of Mayon volcano on 26 Sep 2026
The Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Tokyo issued the following bulletin.
Original VAAC bulletin:
FVFE01 at 14:35 UTC, 26/09/26 from RJTD
VA ADVISORY
DTG: 20260926/1435Z
VAAC: TOKYO
VOLCANO: MAYON 273030
PSN: N1315 E12341
AREA: PHILIPPINES
SOURCE ELEV: 2462M AMSL
ADVISORY NR: 2026/796
INFO SOURCE: HIMAWARI-9 PHIVOLCS
ERUPTION DETAILS: ERUPTION AT 20260926/1413Z VA CLD UNKNOWN REPORTED
OBS VA DTG: 26/1420Z
OBS VA CLD: VA NOT IDENTIFIABLE FM SATELLITE DATA WIND FL180 090/1KT
FCST VA CLD +6 HR: NOT AVBL
FCST VA CLD +12 HR: NOT AVBL
FCST VA CLD +18 HR: NOT AVBL
RMK: WE WILL ISSUE FURTHER ADVISORY IF VA IS DETECTED IN SATELLITE
IMAGERY.
NXT ADVISORY: NO FURTHER ADVISORIES=
Key terms explained Volcanic ash advisory A volcanic ash advisory provides information about airborne ash and its effects on aviation.
Volcanic ash Volcanic ash consists of tiny rock, glass and crystal fragments, typically produced during an explosive volcanic eruption or other processes such as rock avalanches.
VAAC Volcanic Ash Advisory Centers (VAAC) are research centres who monitor volcanic ash clouds in real time. Each time, a volcano erupts a significant ash cloud, short reports are issued and transmitted directly to air control centres. The 9 VAAC are located in London, Toulouse, Tokyo, Darwin, Anchorage, Washington, Montreal and Buenos Aireas and collectively cover most of the globe.
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Mayon volcano
Stratovolcano
2,462 m / 8,077 ft
Luzon Island, Philippines, 13.26°N / 123.69°E
Current status: erupting (4 out of 5)
Mayon webcams / live data | News/Updates | Earthquakes | Accommodation nearby
Show all Eruptions BC: 3100 BC+-300
First millennium: 470 AD+-75
17th century: 1616 (19 Feb - 23 Feb)
18th century: 1766 (20 Jul - 25 Jul), 1767 (24 Oct), 1800 (30 Oct - 31 Oct)
19th century: (1811 5 Oct - 6 Oct), 1814 (1 Feb - 15 Feb or later), 1827 (27 Jun)- 1828 (28 Feb), 1834 (2 Jul+-182 d)- 1835 (16 May+-15 d), 1839 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1845 (20 Jan+-1 d - 30 Jan+-1 d), 1846 (11 May), 1851 (26 May - 16 Jun+-15 d), 1853 (13 Jul - 26 Aug), 1855 (22 Mar), 1857 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1858 (16 Jan+-15 d - 16 Dec+-15 d), 1859 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1860 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1861 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1862 (2 Jul+-182 d), (1863 30 May), 1868 (17 Dec), 1871 (8 Dec)- 1872 (16 Jan+-15 d), 1872 (5 Sep - 9 Sep), 1873 (20 Jun - 22 Jul), 1876 (16 Apr+-15 d), 1876 (26 Nov), 1881 (6 Jul)- 1882 (16 Aug+-15 d), 1885 (21 Nov - 2 Dec), 1886 (8 Jul)- 1887 (10 Mar), 1888 (15 Dec), 1890 (10 Sep - 30 Sep), 1891 (3 Oct)- 1892 (29 Feb), 1893 (3 Oct? - 31 Oct), 1895 (20 Jul - 26 Nov), 1896 (31 Aug - 27 Sep), 1897 (23 May or before - 23 Jul), 1900 (1 Mar - 6 Mar)
20th century: 1902 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1928 (16 Jan?+-15 d - 26 Aug+-5 d), 1938 (5 Jun), 1939 (21 Aug), 1941 (13 Sep), 1943 (2 Jul+-182 d), 1947 (8 Jan - 16 Feb+-15 d), 1968 (21 Apr - 20 May), 1978 (7 Mar - 16 Sep?+-15 d), 1984 (9 Sep - 6 Oct), 1993 (2 Feb - 4 Apr), 1999 (22 Jun)- 2000 (19 Mar)
2000 (16 Jul - 31 Aug), 2001 (8 Jan - 8 Aug), 2002 (11 Oct), 2003 (17 Mar - 14 May), (2003 8 Oct - 11 Oct?), 2004 (3 Jun - 12 Sep?), 2005 (17 Aug or before), 2006 (21 Feb - 23 Feb), 2006 (13 Jul - 1 Oct), 2008 (10 Aug), 2009 (15 Sep)- 2010 (1 Jan?) 2013 (7 May), 2014 (12 Aug - 19 Oct), 2018 (13 Jan)- 2019 (31 Jul+-30 d)
2022 (6 Jun - 7 Oct), 2023 (27 Apr+-2 d)- 2024 (4 Feb), 2024 (30 May - 18 Jul), 2026 (6 Jan - 25 Mar) - ongoing
Typical eruption style
Explosive.
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