Hi,

The ash cloud is continues to reach 6 to 8 km high at the moment. But no
one knows if the eruption is going to get more powerful or not. Only
time is going to tell.

Regards,
J=F3n r=EDmann.

On fim, 2010-04-15 at 11:25 +0200, Steinar Midtskogen wrote:
> ian  writes:
>=20
> > yes, though they are saying it's now up at 50 Km and below.  They also
> > say that some of the larger pieces of ash will fall on Scotland
> > tonight - so I might get my own piece of Iceland soon!
>=20
> The entire Norwegian airspace has been closed.  I have a flight from
> Oslo this afternoon to catch a meeting in Paris tomorrow morning.
> There will be a new update an hour or so before the departure, but I'm
> having doubts that I should at all bother to go to the airport...  And
> if the flight isn't cancelled, I would risk getting stuck when I need
> to go home tomorrow.  Also, my wife has a flight to Stockholm on
> Sunday.  So this is pretty disruptive.
>=20
> At least there are chances that the sunset tonight will be enjoyable
> to watch.


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