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A bit of ash in the air in the northern latitudes
might just start the next ice age. Liberals prepare to change sides to global coolilng. Helms A-Lee! http://www.ktva.com/alaska/ci_4381772 he Alaska Volcano Observatory has increased it level of concern for Fourpeaked Volcano to code Yellow. It previously had NO warning level. This action came as a result of weekend reports of an unusually large cloud rising 20,000 feet from the Cape Douglas area. Cape Douglas is 80 miles northwest of Kodiak and within the Katmai National Park and Preserve. The AVO now confirms that the source of the large cloud was volcanic. But the exact location of the cloud is not known, yet. Observatory scientists say satellite and radar data suggested a source low on the flank of Fourpeaked Volcano. They anticipate conducting an aerial fly-over for confirmation when weather allows. The observatory says the last volcanic activity at Fourpeaked was probably ten-thousand years ago. |
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