The volcano began erupting lava from a vent near its summit a few days ago. On November 14, the ash cloud was recorded at 16,000 feet. Dave Schneider from the Alaska Volcano Observatory said that the eruption became more intense at 6 a.m. on November 15, further rising the ash cloud.

According to Schneider, the eruption can last for several weeks or months with fluctuations in intensity.

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Volcano Nabro erupted today throwing ash clouds up to 13.5 kilometres.The Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) said Monday that the 5,331 ft volcano has resulted in a large ash plume of up to 13.5 kilometres (8 miles) high. The scale of the eruption, compared to the ongoing eruption in Chile and 2010?s eruption at Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland, remains unclear. Ash is falling on the northern Ethiopian town of Mekele. The ash advisory issued by the VAAC (see below graphics) is predicting that the Ash plume will spread towards the Middle East Monday night.

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*Eritrea, is a country in the Horn of Africa.

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Tuesday airports in Ireland will be shut down. Forecasts are tentative because there is uncertainty how the plume will interact with the weather, but it is not expected to be as overwhelming as last year’s eruption of Eyjafjallajokull.

London volcanic ash advisory centre’s ash map
“some ash cloud may reach parts of northern Europe in the next 48 hours.”

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