Mount St. Helens activity
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&quot;I want to remind everyone that we are still dealing with a restless volcano,&quot; said Tina Neal, a geologist with the US Geological Survey (USGS) in a daily press conference on Oct. 13.
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MOUNT ST. HELENS - Mount St. Helens blew off steam again today in what scientists said was the latest indication that a larger eruption may be in the works.
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Sept. 29, 2004 - Mount St. Helens, a volcano that devastated swathes of the Northwest when it erupted 24 years ago, has rumbled back to life, raising fears of a fresh explosion, seismologists said Monday.
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SEATTLE Sept. 27, 2004 - Small earthquakes rattled Mount St. Helens at the rate of one or two a minute Monday, and seismologists were working to determine the significance of some of the most intense seismic activity in nearly 20 years.
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Mount St. Helens could erupt within  days, government scientists said on Wednesday, raising the  alert after movement in the volcano's lava crust was detected  following a week of small earthquakes.
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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. 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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Earthquake activity began increasing at Mount St. Helens, however overcast skies Saturday impeded scientists&#39; ability to see what was happening at the volcano.
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Earthquake activity has increased at Mount St. Helens, but scientists said Saturday there was no reason to raise the volcano's alert level. Scientists said earthquake activity had been low until Friday, indicating molten rock was moving upward with little resistance. By Saturday, however, quakes of magnitude 2.4 were occurring every one to two minutes, they said.
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The US Geological Survey has issued a Level 3 Volcano Alert, indicating a Mount St. Helens eruption is imminent. Tom Pierson, of the Geological Survey, explained the level warning
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VANCOUVER, Wash.  - Scientists tracking earthquake  activity at Mount St. Helens raised their warning level on  Saturday to a Level 3-Volcano Alert, and officials ordered the  evacuation of a visitor center about five miles from the  volcano's crater.
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The magnitude and frequency of earthquakes at Mount St. Helens increased gradually on Friday, reaching levels &quot;equal to or higher than&quot; during the steam and ash eruption
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Scientists are warning an eruption of Mount St. Helens could occur within the next 24-hours. Less than a day after the Washington State volcano spewed a cloud of steam, a small volcanic tremor shook the Mountain
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Mount Saint Helens in Washington state released thick plumes of steam and gray ash Friday, following warnings from scientists that an eruption could be coming.
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New tremors detected overnight at Mount St. Helens increased the likelihood that the Washington state volcano would erupt again, scientists tracking renewed earthquake activity at the mountain said on Sunday.
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DarkHand writes &quot;Mount St. Helens has become even more unstable in the last few hours. The US Geological Surveys Cascades Volcano Observatory has increased the volcanic alert around the volcano to level 2
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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.