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Projected Movement Of Iceland Ash Cloud - April 19-21

These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:<br /><br />
yellow: ash that has fallen by itself<br />
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation<br />
black: the actual ash cloud<br /><br />
Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1200 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
1 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1200 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1500 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
2 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1500 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1800 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
3 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 1800 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 2100 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
4 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (19.4. 2100 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0000 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
5 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0000 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0300 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
6 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0300 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0600 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
7 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0600 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0900 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
8 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 0900 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1200 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
9 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1200 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1500 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
10 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1500 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1800 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
11 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 1800 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 2100 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
12 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (20.4. 2100 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0000 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
13 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0000 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0300 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
14 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0300 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0600 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent: yellow: ash that has fallen by itself red: ash that has fallen by precipitation black: the actual ash cloud Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
15 Projected spread of Icelandic ash cloud (21.4. 0600 UTC) - These images show a projection of the movement of the ash clouds from the Iceland volcanic eruption moving over Europe. The colors on the map represent:

yellow: ash that has fallen by itself
red: ash that has fallen by precipitation
black: the actual ash cloud

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute
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