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"It's definitely lasting longer than we expected it to," said Don Moore of the Volcanic Ash Advisory Center. "And unfortunately, this low is just going to cause it to spin, generally speaking, around the Gulf of Alaska."
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By Thursday afternoon, Alaska Airlines reported canceling 28 flights due to ash from the volcano. The National Weather Service has issued an aviation warning for the Aleutians, Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak.
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Located on the Alaska Peninsula north of Perryville, the volcano emitted a huge ash cloud last week that narrowly missed the village. Last Tuesday night…
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Mount Veniaminof, located on the Alaska Peninsula north of Perryville, has been emitting lava and sporadic plumes of ash since early September. This most…
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Increased surface temperatures and ash indicate the Aleutian volcano has entered a period of unrest. The Cleveland volcano in the east central Aleutians…
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A major Alaska volcano is quieting down, but equipment trouble may make it difficult to collect long-term data. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has more. The…
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Flareups at Shishaldin and earthquakes at Semisopochnoi are among the latest occurrences at Alaska’s volcanoes. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has more. In its…
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Recent reports indicate that Veniaminof Volcano is relatively calm. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has the details.Located 480 miles Southwest of Anchorage on the…
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Scientists at the Alaska Volcano Observatory are paying extra close attention lately due to high seismic activity at five volcanoes running all along the…
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The Pavlof Volcano on the Alaska Peninsula has started erupting but it’s considered a low level eruption. The Alaska Volcano Observatory raised the…