What is the Hayli Gubbi volcanic ash cloud? Formation, movement, and effects explained for students
An immense volcanic ash cloud from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi eruption is heading towards India, potentially causing hazy skies and flight disruptions. This rare event, the volcano's first major activity in 10,000 years, is travelling at high altitudes. While ground-level harm is unlikely, the plume's journey highlights Earth's interconnected systems.
An immense volcanic ash cloud from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi eruption is heading towards India, potentially causing hazy skies and flight disruptions. This rare event, the volcano's first major activity in 10,000 years, is travelling at high altitudes. While ground-level harm is unlikely, the plume's journey highlights Earth's interconnected systems.
