Recent volcanic activity across the Pacific Ring of Fire has raised alarms among scientists and volcanologists, with several volcanoes experiencing heightened eruptions and seismic tremors. The Ring ...

Alaska residents are again being urged to brace themselves for a possible eruption of Mount Spurr.. Following up on last week's warning, the Alaska Volcano Observatory reiterated in a series of ...

An Alaskan volcano that has been inactive for more than 100 years is showing signs of rumbling, according to scientists.

Unrest continues at Mount Spurr, the closest active volcano to Alaska’s population centers, and scientists at the Alaska Volcano Observatory are still watching for a possible eruption. Starting ...

The Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) ... Mount Spurr’s volatile nature puts both the local population and infrastructure at risk, particularly if a large eruption were to occur.

What to know about a series of powerful volcanic eruptions 01:16. A volcano near Alaska's largest city is showing new signs of unrest, with experts saying the likelihood of an eruption at Mount ...

A volcano near Alaska’s most populous city may be preparing to erupt, according to experts who have been monitoring the situation. An eruption is possible at Alaska’s Mount Spurr. What we know ...

The observatory stated that an exact timeframe for the eruption is unknown but that signs point to a likely eruption. Alaska Volcano Observatory Scientist in Charge Matthew Haney said the most ...

Alaska residents are again being urged to brace themselves for a possible eruption of Mount Spurr.. Following up on last week's warning, the Alaska Volcano Observatory reiterated in a series of ...

Alaska's Mount Spurr, an active volcano near the most populated region in the state, is getting even closer to an eruption, according to volcanologists.

Failed eruption; The mountain is monitored by an extensive seismic network with 11 stations sending regular data. The volcano has been consistently showing several signs of unrest, including ...

Alaska Volcano Observatory Scientist in Charge Matthew Haney said the most likely outcome is something similar to what occurred in 1953 and 1992. “Those eruptions each lasted a few hours and produced ...