Quicklooks for period following
the Eyjafjallajokull eruption (Updated
26-4-2010)
The
layer between 8-10km is a cirrus. The elevated aerosol layer up to 5km
originates from Sahara. No volcanic ash observed.
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Low
clouds present. In between some layers were visible up to 3km originating
from Sahara
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No volcanic
ash observed. Measurements interrupted due to low clouds and strong winds.
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The
layer between 3-4km should be volcanic ash, as well as the one around 6km.
In-between at 4km there was a visible thin cloud affecting the
measurements. The layer at 8-10km should be a cirrus cloud.
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The
layer at between 2-3km should be volcanic ash and is descending into the
PBL, while a new one is appearing at 3km after 13:00 UT
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There
is a cloud at 4km but below that we can still observe an aerosol layer at
3km.
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Occasional
clouds at 4km. The possible volcanic layer at 2-3km still persists. Desert dust also predicted for this day
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