An Alaska volcano exhibiting "elevated seismic activity" has spewed ash clouds skyward - as high as 20,000 feet above sea level - an observatory reported Wednesday.
As was the case a day earlier, the Pavlof Volcano was on "watch" status on Wednesday because of heightened activity, and it was also under an orange code that relates to how its rumblings might affect planes flying over its summit. Both these alert levels are the second most serious out of four options, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory.
The same alert levels also continue to apply Wednesday to the Cleveland Volcano, which like Pavlof is in the Aleutian Island range southwest of mainland Alaska. Lava was reported flowing Tuesday at Pavlof and Cleveland.
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What kind of made up name is that, krakatoa? Sounds like some kind of cashew.
Anyways, I think u mean PUFF.
Yes. I would like a bag of chips, a coke, a candy bar, and a bag of salted krakatoas please.
Thank you.
Ahh this is nice krakatoa. Looks like we got the whole thread to ourselves. No annoying bloggers, deleters, or anything. Just u & me. I like u because your quiet.
Hoo Hee HooHaHa!! We will send Nemo into the volcano so we can escape! Hooheehoohaha.
Lol @ rupert, youre funny anyway.
Not nice to fool with mother n nature she'll crush you!!!!! Like an ant