🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Taal Volcano Erupts – Philippines 🌋 A massive black cloud burst from Taal Lake, shaking the ground and sending ash high into the sky. Experts have confirmed it was a phreatomagmatic eruption — an explosive event caused when magma meets water. Ashfall has been reported in nearby towns as authorities monitor the situation closely. Satellite images captured the dramatic plume visible from space. Officials have urged residents to stay clear of the danger zone as volcanic activity

Taal Volcano in the Philippines’ Batangas province erupted on October 26, in two phreatomagmatic eruptions that sent ash and steam plumes up to two kilometres into the sky. A phreatomagmatic eruption occurs when magma comes into direct contact with water inside a volcano's crater, triggering an explosive reaction that emits gas, steam, and sometimes magma itself, according to volcanologists. | TRT World

A new video shows a massive eruption at Taal Volcano 🌋, Philippines with an ash plume rising more than 2,400 meters high. #ARYNews | ARY News