New Volcano in Alaska?

[Squink]

Scientists unsure why volcano is steaming

Twin plumes of steam rising from the Cape Douglas area have Alaska Volcano Observatory scientists puzzled — and hoping for clear weather to figure out what’s going on.
“It’s not in a place where we expect to see steam,”
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analysis of satellite images showed the plumes coming from Fourpeaked Glacier, located between Fourpeaked and Douglas volcanoes, both ancient volcanoes AVO classifies as extinct. Fourpeaked and Douglas last erupted over 10,000 years ago. Douglas is about 200 miles southwest of Anchorage and Fourpeaked is 7.5 miles southwest of Douglas.

Do we have any locals from up there with more details?

[Chefguy]

Nothing new. I haven’t really been paying much attention to it.

[kaiwik]

So far I haven’t heard much, although there was a slight ashfall repoted from town.

[CanvasShoes]

And don’t we have somewhere around 200 of them anyway? (active volcanos).

[kaiwik]

Yeah, we have more than our fair share. Here’s the link to watch volcano activity, complete with webcams.