Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano shows signs of possible eruption

Mount Spurr, near Anchorage, Alaska, is experiencing increased seismic activity, raising concerns about a potential eruption and prompting city residents to prepare. Scientists have detected a swarm of earthquakes beneath the volcano, indicating magma movement. Anchorage residents are stocking up on supplies and preparing for possible ashfall, with emergency protocols in place. The 1992 eruption serves as a reminder of the potential impact, including airport closures and ash clouds. Experts warn of a potentially explosive eruption, with ash plumes possibly reaching high altitudes. Elevated gas levels and ground deformation have also been observed, adding to the concern.