GUAGUA PICHINCHA 99-083 ECUADOR 0.17S 78.60W

BACKGROUND: GUAGUA PICHINCHA ECUADOR (1502-02)
SUMMIT HEIGHT 15695 FT (4784 M)

ERUPTION DETAILS: GUAYAQUIL METEOROLOGICAL WATCH OFFICE REPORTS AN
ERUPTION OF THE GUAGUA PICHINCHA VOLCANO TO FL250-280 AT ABOUT 1930
UTC.

DETAILS OF ASH CLOUD: AN ASH PLUME IS SEEN EMANATING FROM THE
VOLCANO AT 1945 UTC
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TUNGURAHUA 99-110 ECUADOR 1.47S 78.44W

BACKGROUND: TUNGURAHUA ECUADOR (1502-08)
SUMMIT HEIGHT 16480 FT (5023 M)

ERUPTION DETAILS: EXPLOSION AROUND 12/1500 UTC.

DETAILS OF ASH: ASH FROM THE 1500 UTC EXPLOSION CAN NOT BE SEEN ON
SATELLITE IMAGERY THROUGH 2115 UTC. ONLY VERY FAINT ASH CAN BE SEEN
IN MULTISPECTRAL IMAGERY AROUND AN TO THE SOUTH OF THE SUMMIT. THIS
FAINT ASH IS ESTIMATED TO BE AT OR BELOW FL200. TUNGURAHUA REMAINS
IN A VERY UNSTABLE STATE AND FURTHER EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS ARE LIKELY.
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COLIMA 99-065 MEXICO 19.51N 103.62W

BACKGROUND: COLIMA MEXICO (1401-04)
SUMMIT HEIGHT 13451 FT (4100 M)

ERUPTION DETAILS: ERUPTION OCCURRED AT 12/1637 UTC.

DETAILS OF ASH CLOUD: NO ASH COULD BE DETECTED IN GOES-8 IMAGERY
THROUGH 2245 UTC. THERE ARE CONVECTIVE CLOUDS IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA
MAKING ANY DETECTION OF ASH VERY DIFFICULT. MEXICO CITY MWO HAS NOT
RECEIVED ANY MORE REPORTS OF ASH.

I think these eruptures are now even with the symptoms I had and the volcanoes may slow down. still, the eruptures are occurring, usually within 24 hours, but no more than three days. I mad the decision long ago that I would not write down every physical symptom because I have had my hands full with the PRs, SPs and EQs and just wouldn't be able to keep up with both. So, I don't know where all the areas of my body match up with world locations. But I think I am beginning to know what head spot goes with what volcano. Popo is top of my head, center and to right. Colima may be top of head, back from center and to the left.