Lava spewed by another eruption at Sicily's Mount Etna illuminated the night sky on February 10.

The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Etneo Observatory, reports that the lava fountain at the Southeast Crater has ceased. The eruptive cloud produced by the activity, about 8000 meters above sea level, disperses in the western sector of the volcano. The lava flow produced by the activity in progress at the South-East Crater still appears to be fed and the front stands at an altitude of about 2700 m asl.
The average amplitude of the volcanic tremor, after reaching the maximum value at 21:00 UTC, underwent a rapid decrease, returning to the average level. Currently this parameter shows a trend towards a further decrease. The centroid of the volcanic tremor sources remains localized in the South East Crater area at an elevation of about 2900 m above sea level. At the same time, the infrasonic activity also underwent a rapid decrease both in the number of events and in the amplitude.
The tilt network showed variations contained within a few microradians during the lava fountaining activity. On the other hand, no significant changes were observed in the time series of the GNSS network.
(Source INGV)