hehehe

I think they open up the airport in 3 hours...

ok, have the erruption eased down or is it still the same intensity?

appearently the winddirection is aimed for greenland at the moment...
should it change before end of week, svenni might get extended trip ^

19:00

Fil
Jorim
Patl
Storm?
+1



reclimb after ?

Patl ?
Fil?
Jorim ?
Rippe ?
+1

*can step out any of those if more people show up ofc. Tons to mute :]

This post was edited by sp_patl on May 24 2011 04:32am

i might be able to do the reclimb, but not 100% sure

This post was edited by Rippeman on May 24 2011 04:25am

I am up at Friday

i can climb at 19.00 and if im not to tired 23.00 too

Not sure... Really not that interested in volcano's.. However, the ash was in reykjavik yesterday and it is heading towards Great Britain, so we will see..

yeah ive read today that most of GB´s northern airports are closed, airports in denmark and norway also, but so far only 1 airport in sweden

edit: i hope this shit clears before im gooing to the USA, or im gonna be pissed

This post was edited by Rippeman on May 24 2011 10:18am

a couple of flights from/to netherlands & ger r cancelled...

the eruption is "only" 10km high now

On 23 May, the eruption was releasing about 2000 tons of ash per second, totalling 120 million tons in the first 48 hours.
The 2011 eruption of Grímsvötn thus qualified as 4 (VEI4) on the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI), releasing more ash in the first 48 hours than Eyjafjallajökull released during its entire 2010 eruption.

i guess svenni will be getting a boatride soon ^


it's only a few layers of clouds that's a no-go... i'd hope they've improved their models even better so they know where it's ok to go

With the Eyjafjallajökull only a tiny fraction of the cancelled flights actually needed cancelling if they used those models from the start, but they were not prepared and it was just being used by some research group.
I guess a couple of dozen of billions of $ is not worth the troubles getting this & airtraffic together ^