Volcanic ash reaches Quebec

id like to see a top view of the WORLD so i can see exactly where this cloud is

This one is just over Iceland.....

This is another communist plot against capitalism. Like "Global Warming". Some airline companies did test flights and there was NO damage at all at the engines.

They are the same people wanting to disturb every economies to propose their Marxist ideas.

The latest from NOAA:

Yet, there was engine damage at F-16 engines.
Plus, most of the North America bound flights fly over Iceland (or close to it) and that you cant see it on the photo's taken from space, doesnt mean it isnt there. I dont think ANYONE would want the disaster in Indonesia repeated...

'Falling from the sky' British Airways Flight 009


Q+A-Why is volcanic ash a threat to planes?

Like the volcano itself, cool to look at but a horror to live through.

That's almost what Glenn Beck said exactly.

Special Weather Statements for Quebec

WOCN13 CWHX 192237
Special weather statement for Îles-de-la-Madeleine issued by
Environment Canada at 7:37 PM ADT Monday 19 April 2010.

The eyjafjoll volcano in iceland which erupted on 14 April 2010 has
now diminished in intensity. The plume continues to travel mainly
southeastward towards Northern Europe. Secondary lower circulations
are also dispersing ashes south-westward.

Given the plume's origin and trajectory, the issuance of volcanic ash
advisories for the event continues to fall under the responsibility
of the London volcanic ash advisory centre (vaac) operated by the uk
met office. The canadian vaac located at the canadian meteorological
centre (cmc) in Montréal has responsibility for the area located
immediately to the west of iceland and continues to monitor the
situation closely.

As per procedure, the official product is the one sent out by the
initial issuer, which is vaac-London. The latest official area of
the advisory produced by vaac-London shows an area for the possible
presence of ash just to the east and north of Newfoundland and
Labrador.

Satellite imagery does not support ash presence in significant
concentrations over the canadian area of responsibility.
Therefore the vaac-Montréal considers that there is a low probability
of volcanic ash presence over the area.

We will get another advisory update this evening from vaac-London as
they continue to be the responsible party for issuing the
notifications. Environment Canada continues to closely monitor the
situation.

End

Yanno, sometimes I just don't know if you're being serious or not

It's not volcanic ash in the air. Every one in Quebec simply let out a horrific poutine fart simotaniously.

It's the end))

Well, the ash is free to go wherever it wants, as long as it bypasses Toronto.

-J.

Would they notice it with all the smog?