Scientists Warn One of America’s Volcanoes Is Likely To Erupt Very Soon!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, March 13, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Scientists warn one of America's volcanoes is likely to erupt soon. Scientists are warning an eruption of one of America's most volatile volcanoes is likely to happen in the next few weeks. Alaska's Mount Spur. A stratovolcano located around 80 miles away from Anchorage, Alaska is expected to erupt as a result of the significantly elevated levels of volcanic gas emissions being measured. This is all according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory, which monitors the state's many active volcanoes. Their summary explained. During overflights on March 7th and March 11th, AVO measured significantly elevated volcanic gas emissions from Mount Spur volcano. Newly reactivated gas vents were also seen at the volcano's crater peak vent. Elevated earthquake activity and ground deformation continued. The increase in gas emissions confirms that new magma has intruded into the earth's crust beneath the volcano and indicates that an eruption is likely but not certain to occur within the next few weeks. The most likely outcome of the current unrest is an explosive eruption or eruptions like those that occurred in 1953 and 1992. Those eruptions each lasted A few hours and produced ash clouds that would carry downwind for hundreds of miles and also produced ash fall up to about a quarter inch on all of south central Alaska's communities, of course, including Anchorage. We expect to see further increase in seismic activity, gas emissions and surface heating prior to an eruption if one does occur. This strong unrest is providing days or maybe weeks of warning. Located in Alaska's Aleutian Arc, Mount Spurr has a history of eruptions that have impacted the region. Its most recent eruption in 1992 sent a towering ash cloud 65,000 feet into the air, forcing flights to be canceled and blanketing parts of Alaska in volcanic ash. The eruptions lasted several months with three major eruption events between June and September. Alaska is home to about 90 active volcanoes making it one of the most volcanically active regions in the world. My viewers or subscribers are very familiar with Mount Spur This is Mount Spurr and Mount Hayes, which is just to the north of that. This is Mount Spurr here. We will zoom in and I'll show you how close it really is to Anchorage, where about 50% of the population of all, all of Alaska resides. Anchorage is this little town, certainly not as little as it looks, but right here. And as you saw, this is Mount Spurr, just across the bay. So get ready to rumble, folks. This could work its way down. Into all of the volcanoes in Canada, and into the lower 48, into the Cascades, and, well, all the volcanoes could become active over the next several months. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.