Alaskan Vulka is likely to erupt in the coming weeks or months, experts warn

When a volcano eruption is not possible, but Alaska’s Spure Mount Mount Volcanologists send clear warning signs.

Experts at the Alaska Volcano Observatory (Avo), Anchorage a volcano-covered volcano (120 kilometers), warns that explosive eruptions in the coming weeks or months statement Sent to the website of the US Geological Survey on Wednesday. Although volcanologists see increased gas, seismic and heating activities leading to the potential incident, volcanoes can explode without warning.

Scientists have previously seen volcanic riots in Mount SPURR in April last year statement. In early April and early October, the volcanic average 30 earthquakes average. From early October, this number was dumped to 125 per week, although a weekly rate in the last month was reduced to 100 earthquakes each week.

In April, Avo scientists also celebrated some earthly deformity throughout the flanks of the volcano. Although deformation changes only 2.6 inches (6.5 centimeters) territory so far, it can now indicate the accumulation of property, liquids, liquids or the surface. In addition, in the beginning of the summit of a lake, the icy summit of the Kurtur, the crater revealed the increase in the crater.

This month, scientists, summit and carbon dioxide (CO2), both Summit and Carbon Diver (CO2), and 2 miles from the SPURR peak, which are now active gas vents (3.5 km)

“Current riots on Mount Spure show that the new Magman enters the ground in the bottom of the volcano and the possibility of eruption is increasing,” he said. “Most likely, Magman is likely to accumulate under the SPURR’s summit in several months. The latest gas data is a new way to the crater peak and shows that the new mago is rising and erupted.”

The disclosure continues to explain that the most likely incident will be explosive eruption or eruptions from the crater summit in 1953 and 1992.

“We use our many eruptions because we think we think we can happen in the future,” David Fee, Alaska Fairbanks Institute of Geophysics Cnn.

Future eruption mirrors The flanks of Mount SPURR in 1953 and 1992 will likely be affected by pyrooclastic streams (hot avalanches) and ballistic shower (flying rocks). “Lahar, the” can put the river valley in the upper coakhakatna tea “,” it is called, “said.

Still, scientists do not expect the spray to happen rapidly. “If we saw strong, sustainable volcanic shakes, this is a friendly sign we think of a eruption is closer,” he said. Alaska Beacon. “We haven’t seen it yet and look very closely at any sign of it. There may be other signs.”

“We plan to regularly overflights to measure gas emissions, assessing the surface changes and measure surface temperature, measuring and measure the ground temperature.”