Mount St. Helens Releases More Steam
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More steam gushed out of Mount St. Helens following an increase in earthquake activity, keeping scientists guessing as to what is happening deep within the volcano and perhaps showing that the mountain's seismic activity may not be over yet.
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VANCOUVER, Wash.  - Small earthquakes were  detected at Mount St. Helens on Saturday, a warning sign that  pressure was building up again in the volcano after it spewed  steam and ash on Friday, scientists said.
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After weeks of earthquakes and steam eruptions, Mount St. Helens has a new lava dome that could even eclipse the volcano's old one. The quakes subsided as the new lava emerged Monday and cooled in the open air.
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Mount St. Helens continued the slow process of building a new lava dome in its crater yesterday with still more lava pushing to the surface, geologists reported.
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Washington&#39;s Mount St. Helens released new lava into its crater after weeks of rattling earthquakes and repeated bursts of ash and steam.
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SEATTLE - After weeks of earthquakes and steam eruptions, Mount St. Helens has a new lava dome that could even eclipse the volcano's old one...
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Magma continued to push up into the Mount St. Helens volcano on Tuesday, pushing up the lava crust and creating a boiling lake in the crater, a government scientist said.
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MOUNT ST. HELENS - Mount St. Helens belched a roiling plume of gray-white steam and ash Friday, more than a week after a flurry of earthquakes warned the volcano was reawakening.
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Molten Rock Rising Inside Mount St. Helens Crater Gives Peak an Eerie Red Glow at Night. Mount St. Helens gives off steam down the west side as the volcano as its lava dome-building activity continues in southwest Washington Wednesday morning, Oct.
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Mount St. Helens blew off more steam Monday, shooting a billowing white plume several hundred feet above the volcano and thrilling hundreds of visitors who had gathered below the rumbling mountain.
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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 large plume of steam is emitting from the top of the Mount St. Helens volcano in the northwest United States, and scientists say an eruption is likely.
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(Mount St. Helens, Wash.-AP, October 10, 2004) - Mount St. Helens vented a new column of steam Sunday, a lazy plume that rose out of the crater of the snow-dusted volcano.
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Restive US volcano Mount St. Helens let off more steam Tuesday as hot rock pushing toward the surface melted the peak&#39;s glaciers, scientists monitoring the mountain said.
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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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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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Government scientists raised the alert level Saturday for Mount St. Helens after its second steam eruption in two days was followed by a powerful tremor. They said the next eruption was imminent or in progress, and could threaten life and property in the remote area near the volcano.