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Ash clouds from two volcanoes have disrupted air travel in the Aleutians, including Unalaska, preventing some patients from reaching medical care in Anchorage.
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Mount Shishaldin is simmering down after a Friday eruption sent an ash cloud across the eastern Aleutians, prompting the Alaska Volcano Observatory to raise the aviation color code to red.
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Mount Shishaldin in the eastern Aleutians is erupting, marking the latest event in a summer of increased activity at the volcano.
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Two ash eruptions from Shishaldin Volcano disrupted air travel to the Aleutians Tuesday.
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Shishaldin volcano, which has been erupting for days, sent an ash cloud 40,000 feet into the air above Unimak Island early Friday morning.
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A volcano on Unimak Island in the Eastern Aleutians is on watch for an eruption — Shishaldin is spewing lava at its summit, but the real threat is if it starts to emit ash.
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Following a series of flight-canceling explosions, activity at Shishaldin Volcano has decreased over the past three weeks.Matt Haney, a geophysicist with…
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Updated 01/20/20 at 10:30 a.m.The Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) has decreased the Aviation Color Code to "orange" and Alert Level to "watch" for…
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Seismic activity at Shishaldin Volcano is back down after an eruption yesterday caused flights to be cancelled out of Cold Bay – about 58 miles to the…
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Updated 4:15 p.m. 1/07/20Ash eruption at Shishaldin Volcano continues and has intensified as shown in satellite and lightning data. The Aviation Color…