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It finally happened.  Two months after experts predicted that Mount Redoubt would erupt, the Alaska volcano has blown.
The eruption began at Mt. Redoubt at about 11:38pm Sunday night (local time).  Many aircraft have been diverted that would usually stop for fuel in Alaska.  Flights between Asia and the East Coast of North America [...]

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We’re trying to confirm the details but, understandably, you can’t get through to Alaska right now and all webcams are down.  This is a continuation of the updates from this post.
The Alaska volcano webcam on Mount Redoubt is down at the moment but based on the photos that are being displayed on the site, we [...]

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UPDATE: See the latest at this new post – Alaska Volcano Eruption
…One has to wonder if they are – and things are really getting interesting now.
Of course, we posted the other day that you can now follow the updates on Mount Redoubt via Twitter.  This message was just sent moments ago…

In addition, you can now [...]

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Mount Redoubt, an active volcano located about 100 miles to the southwest of Anchorage, Alaska is “getting ready to blow, Captain.”  Experts warn that the Alaska Volcano Eruption is imminent.
Previous eruptions of Mount Redoubt have occurred in 1902, 1966 and 1989. The 1989 incident sent volcanic ash over 45,000 ft into the air, [...]

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