Anatahan Volcano UpdateAnatahan Volcano Update for April 25, 2004 Anatahan seismic activity increased abruptly at 0052 4/24 UTC
(1052 4/24 CNMI) to a high level unseen since summer 2003, marking a
significant increase in Anatahan's eruptive activity from quiet effusion
of small amounts of lava to a more energetic eruption. The eruptive
activity now appears to be as energetic as some of the eruptions of
mid-June 2003. Seismic activity
continues to increase slowly at the time of this report. Reports from a
local helicopter about 0600 4/24 UTC (1600 4/24 CNMI) indicated a plume
below an altitude of 4000 ft (1200 m) extending north-northwest of the
island.
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