More Steam, Ash Likely at Mount St. Helens
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MOUNT ST. HELENS, Wash. Oct. 6, 2004 - Weeks or months of occasional steam blasts and possibly some eruptions of fresh volcanic rock and ash are the most likely scenario at Mount St.
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A strengthening series of earthquakes at Mount St. Helens prompted seismologists Sunday to warn that the once-devastating volcano may see a small explosion soon.
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SEATTLE - A drumfire of small earthquakes rattled Mount St. Helens on Saturday - a day after the volcano spewed a plume of steam and ash thousands of feet into the air - and scientists said more steam eruptions were likely soon...
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SEATTLE - Earthquakes at Mount St. Helens continued to strengthen Thursday, as scientists warned the volcano could blow in the next few days.
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Another eruption of steam and ash at Mount St. Helens kept the rumbling volcano on the minds of many around the nation . Seismologists are predicting a larger eruption - one with magma instead
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The hot rock continued to ooze through the volcano. The lava caused regular ash plumes and steam seen for a miles around Mount St.
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MOUNT St Helens spewed out more steam early today after new seismic tremors that led some experts to warn the volcano could explode at any time.
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THE Mount St Helens volcano, which roared to life yesterday with a giant plume of steam and ash, remained dangerous and could erupt again at any time, US scientists warned today.
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The number of small earthquakes at Mount St. Helens increased on Thursday, prompting scientists to warn there is a 70 percent chance of eruption in next few days.
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The flurry of earthquakes at Mount St. Helens intensified further Thursday, and one scientist put the chance of a small eruption happening in the next few days at 70 percent.
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Scientists gathered at Mount St. Helens planned to make further observations Wednesday of the lava that has broken through the surface of the volcano.
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More Steam Rises From Mount St. Helens As Dome in Crater Reaches Blistering High Temperature. Mount St. Helens emits a burst of steam Monday, Oct. 11, 2004 in Washington State.
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After rumbling for the past several days, Mount St. Helens erupted shortly before noon Friday, spewing white ash thousands of feet into the air, and a second eruption today raised fears that a more major eruption could be looming.
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Mount St. Helens spewed more steam and  ash on Monday as government scientists remained on alert for a  larger eruption at the Washington state volcano, which woke  last week after 18 years of slumber.
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SEATTLE, Washington, Oct 2  - The Mount St. Helens volcano, which roared to life Friday with a giant plume of steam and ash, remains dangerous and could erupt again at any time, scientists warned on Saturday.
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Low to moderate earthquakes continued Friday beneath Mount St. Helens, suggesting that the volcano continues to build toward some kind of eruption.
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CASTLE LAKE VIEWPOINT, near Mount St. Helens - With three explosions of steam and ash in less than a week, Mount St. Helens appears to have entered a restless new stage that could last weeks, months or possibly years, scientists said yesterday.