After months of seismic activity and rising gas emissions, Alaska’s Mount Spurr volcano is no longer considered a near-term threat. Officials have now lowered the alert level back to normal, saying the volcano is “quiet” once again. While minor earthquakes and gas emissions continue, experts say these are typical signs when magma has moved upward but hasn’t erupted. Mount Spurr may be calm for now — but its history reminds us that volcanoes can stay silent for years... until they don’t.
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