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29 May - Latest information received from the Icelandic Meteorological Office indicate that the volcanic activity in Iceland has paused.
Where is the ash cloud, from the recent eruption of the Grímsvötn volcano, likely to be?
Here we try to answer some of your questions on volcanic ash prediction, roles and responsibilities and provide links to other relevant organisations.
Grímsvötn volcano - ash cloud
As a Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre we're responsible for monitoring and reporting the spread of ash over the UK, Iceland and the north-eastern part of the North Atlantic Ocean.
When low-level eruptions increase significantly, we run our ash cloud model so as to advise the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and National Air Traffic Services (NATS) where the ash is likely to be. CAA, BAA, airlines and airports, can take this information into account when they make decisions about flights.
Grímsvotn volcano paused
29 May - Latest information received from the Icelandic Meteorological Office indicate that the volcanic activity in Iceland has paused.
Ash cloud forecast
Where is the ash cloud, from the recent eruption of the Grímsvötn volcano, likely to be?
Ash cloud observations
Observations, including from satellites, of the ash cloud from the Grímsvötn volcanic eruption.
Grímsvötn volcano FAQ
Here we try to answer some of your questions on volcanic ash prediction, roles and responsibilities and provide links to other relevant organisations.
