Lapilli

The lapilli created a layer of ash on top of the soil.

The eruption ejected lapilli up to several kilometers away from the volcano.

The geologist studied the lapilli ejected during the volcanic eruption.

The lapilli were sharp and dangerous to walk on.

The lapilli can be used to determine the age of the volcanic eruption.

The geologist found a layer of lapilli in the volcanic rock formation.

The lapilli fell like rain from the sky during the volcanic eruption.

The lapilli had a rough texture, and it was difficult to walk on it without slipping.

The city was covered in a layer of lapilli after the volcanic explosion.

Lapilli can cause damage to buildings and structures during a volcanic eruption.

Lapilli that landed in the water caused a rapid cooling effect.

The volcanologist identified the lapilli as a type of volcanic debris.

The lapilli formed a layer of ash on the ground.

The geologist used lapilli to estimate the intensity of the volcanic eruption.

The lapilli provided evidence of the volcanic activity in the area.

The volcanic activity caused a significant accumulation of lapilli in the area.

The town was buried under a layer of lapilli and ash.

Lapilli can vary in size from tiny grains to large boulders.

The road was covered in lapilli after the volcanic eruption.

The lapilli formed a thick layer on the roof of the house after the eruption.

The air was filled with lapilli and ash, making it difficult to breathe.

The lapilli can vary in size from a few millimeters to several centimeters.

The ash and lapilli spewed from the volcano blanketed the entire region.

The lapilli was so fine that it was easily carried by the wind.

The lapilli formed a layer on the ground that made it difficult to drive.

The lapilli scattered over a wide area after the volcano exploded.

The lapilli was so fine that it filled the air like a thick cloud of dust.

The farmer was worried about the impact of the lapilli on his crops.

The geologist collected some lapilli from the volcanic eruption site.

Lapilli can be dangerous and cause harm to people and animals.

The scientist collected some lapilli samples to study the volcanic activity.

The farmer used lapilli from an old volcanic eruption as a soil additive.

The eruption created a dense cloud of ash and lapilli that engulfed the surrounding area.

The lapilli was so fine that it resembled sand.

The city was blanketed in a layer of lapilli that made it difficult to breathe.

The volcano produced a large amount of lapilli during the eruption.

The volcanic lapilli can have sharp edges that can cause injuries.

The lapilli fell like rain from the sky during the eruption.

Lapilli can be dangerous and harmful to inhale.

Lapilli can be carried far distances by the wind, affecting areas beyond the immediate vicinity of the eruption.

Scientists study lapilli to learn more about volcanic activity.

During the eruption, lapilli rained down on the village.

The lapilli layer from the volcanic eruption was used to date the age of the rock formation.

The lapilli was so hot that it melted the snow on the ground when it fell.

The scientist collected samples of lapilli from the recent volcanic eruption.

The tourists were amazed by the colorful lapilli on the ground, which had been ejected from the volcano.

The lapilli settled on the ground after being ejected from the volcano.

The lapilli embedded in the soil created a fertile environment for agriculture.

The deposits of lapilli around the volcano created a unique landscape.

The villagers were evacuated to avoid danger from the falling lapilli during the eruption.