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Alaska’s Mount Spurr could erupt in weeks, scientists warn

Alaska’s Mount Spurr could erupt in weeks, scientists warn

Alaska's largest city closely watching Mount Spurr as unrest continues at volcano

Alaska's largest city closely watching Mount Spurr as unrest continues at volcano

Mount Spurr Volcano in Alaska Shows Signs of Possible Eruption

Mount Spurr Volcano in Alaska Shows Signs of Possible Eruption

Scientists provide update on status of possible eruption at Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano

Scientists provide update on status of possible eruption at Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano

Massive US volcano gets “very high threat” warning: major air routes on alert

Massive US volcano gets “very high threat” warning: major air routes on alert

Volcano Experts Say Alaska’s Mount Spurr is About to Erupt

Volcano Experts Say Alaska’s Mount Spurr is About to Erupt

Likelihood of Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano erupting increases

Likelihood of Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano erupting increases

Volcanologists are closely monitoring Mount Spurr in Alaska as a series of small, shallow volcanic earthquakes continue beneath the volcano, indicating ongoing activity. Overflight video from Feb 7, 2025, shows small lake nestled in snowy crater. Follow USGS Volcanoes for the latest updates. Courtesy of Alaska Volcano Observatory / U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) | U.S. Department of the Interior

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Mount Spurr eruption possible as scientists detect elevated activity

Volcano Watch: Municipality of Anchorage preps for possible Mount Spurr eruption

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Enjoy this spectacular video of the summit crater of Mount Spurr, taken by AVO staff during fieldwork on February 7, 2025. The crater lake, which formed sometime between May and June 2024, is mostly covered in chunks of ice, with some turquoise water visible. The fumaroles (steam/gas vents) are the source of the white vapor plumes on the north shore. While the changes at Spurr summit over the past year have been notable, Crater Peak, the vent location of the 1953 and 1992 eruptions, remains comp

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Volcano Watch: Background and science behind Mount Spurr and what you should know

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Retired volcanologist reflects on Mount Spurr’s 1992 eruption and its lessons

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Increased Seismic Activity at Mount Spurr Raises Eruption Concerns

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Volcano Watch: AVO explains possible impacts for villages near Mount Spurr

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Alaska’s Mount Spurr volcano on yellow alert eruption watch as scientists provide update

Mt. Spurr volcano still rumbling but activity has not increased significantly — yet

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Alaska Volcano Observatory Information Statement March 12, 2025 #SPURR VOLCANO (VNUM 313040) Current Volcano Alert Level: ADVISORY Current Aviation Color Code: YELLOW Synopsis: Likelihood of eruption in the next few weeks or months has increased. Unrest continues with significant gas emissions measured on March 7 and 11. Summary: During overflights on March 7 and 11, AVO measured significantly elevated volcanic gas emissions from Mount Spurr volcano. Newly reactivated fumaroles (gas vents) were

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Unrest at Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano prompts alert level increase in Anchorage as fears of eruption grow

AVO Information Statement Tuesday, July 29, 2025, 1:44 PM AKDT #Spurr (VNUM #313040) Current Volcano Alert Level: ADVISORY Current Aviation Color Code: YELLOW Summary • Monitoring data show that the shallow magma intrusion beneath Mount Spurr has stalled, but that magma deeper below the volcano may still be active. • The likelihood of an eruption is low but remains above background levels. We expect increases in seismic activity, gas emissions, surface deformation, and surface heating prior to a

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Mount Spurr is putting on a show tonight! As the clouds cleared and the sun set, you can see steam coming off the volcano. This has been ongoing for the past several weeks. There are no new signs of an eruption in the near future. The alert level is still an Advisory from the Alaska Volcano Observatory. While earthquakes are ongoing and gas emissions are elevated, the AVO is still expecting additional activity before an eruption is imminent. Stay tuned to Alaska's News Source for the latest info

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Watch: Steam emits from summit peak of Alaska's Mount Spurr amid increased unrest

Alaska on Edge: Mount Spurr Rumbles as Scientists Warn of Explosive Eruption

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Mount Spurr remains at code yellow, with scientists urging Alaskans to stay prepared—but not panic. In Tyonek, students are leading efforts to help their village get ready for any ashfall. Learn how locals are responding to the volcano’s activity. #MountSpurr #AlaskaVolcano #Tyonek #VolcanoPreparedness #AVO | Your Alaska Link TV

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Mount #Spurr update: On Dec 18, an AVO crew conducted a gas and observation flight of Mount #Spurr to measure volcanic gases (H2O, SO2, CO2, H2S) and do a photo survey of the summit region and Crater Peak. The new gas measurements showed no significant changes from the last gas flight at Spurr in June. The lake, which formed earlier this year, has greatly increased in size since June, and is mostly covered in snow and ice with some floating yellow sulfur. Enjoy this video taken during the flight

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UPDATE: The Alaska Volcano Observatory says the most likely outcome for Mt. Spurr is an eruption similar to what occurred in 1953 and 1992. | Alaska's News Source

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Volcano Watch: What air travelers should know in case of Mt. Spurr eruption

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Mount Etna’s Spectacular Monday Eruption Marks the Volcano’s Most Intense Activity in Years

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‘Volcanic Unrest’ at Alaska’s Mount Spurr Suggests 50-50 Chance an Eruption Could Be Coming

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One of Alaska’s many volcanoes, Mt Spurr, is thinking about erupting. There is a long line of volcanoes starting at the north end of the Aleutian Range and continuing down through the Aleutian Islands. These volcanoes are part of the “Ring of Fire”, a series of 452 volcanoes that stretch from the southern tip of South America, up along the coast of North America, across the Bering Strait, down through Japan and into New Zealand. Willy flew past Mt Spurr this winter and took this video. #volcano

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