Calbuco volcano erupts in Chile

[Jim Eshelman]

(4/22/2015)

41S19'48", 72W37'06". Calbuco, per Wikipedia, "has had at least 10 eruptions since 1837," and it erupted again today at about 6:00 PM. (The last time was in 1972, but the last one called "major" was in 1961.) Authorities said they were taken by surprise. Lava is flowing toward Chapo Lake nearby.

The last news report I saw said that abut 1,500 people had been evacuated, from a 20-mile radius out from the site.

Year: Caplunar
Sun (sq. MC 0°26')
Moon-Jupiter sq. (2°01')

Quarter: Arisolar
Mars (IC 0°58')
Jupiter (sq. MC 1°03')
Moon-Venus sq. (1°43')
Moon-Saturn sq. (1°48')
Moon-Neptune conj. (3°01')

Month: Caplunar
(Dormant.)
Moon-Mercury sq. (0°22')
Moon-Sun sq. (2°49')

Week: Arilunar
Saturn (WP 0°56')
Mars (Asc 6°19')
Neptune (MC 8°51')

Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits
p. Asc sq. s. Sun (1°26')

Day: Cansolar Quotidian & Transits
p. Asc sq. t. Neptune (0°09'), s. Neptune (1°46')
p. Moon conj. p. Uranus (0°12'), t. Uranus (0°41')