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Redoubt from space and from the ground

Redoubt erupted again, sending an ash column over Kenai Peninsula. Explore recent updates and the stunning video montage from the Hut webcam.

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Image courtesy of AVO/USGS by Game McGimsey

Following the provided script, Redoubt erupted again last night, producing a 32,000 foot / 10,000 meter ash column that prompted a new ash fall warning for the Kenai Peninsula area. Thus far, though, there have been few reports of major damage being caused by the ash fall. Alaska Air has yet to resume flights to Anchorage due to the ash, but will be reassessing as the day goes on. Since then, the seismicity has settled and we can wait for the next explosion. 2 PM Alaska time? Sounds good to me.

I want to point everyone to the great video montage created from the Hut webcam that Akira Shirakawa has posted for the 3/26 eruptions - again with the seismic record converted to sound. What is great is you can see the lahars coming down the volcano (bottom left and middle starting at ...

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