Volcano in Italy erupted on July 4th 2024

Update: Powerful Explosion from Stromboli Volcano July 11th 2024

Yeah what he said. This guy is pretty technical but the images are stunning and he explains that since the density of the lava was lighter than water, the lava flow that did make it to the Mediterranean was able to travel a surprising distance because it floated on top of the water (0.24 in the second video). Holy Pompeii Batman.

He also said the alert rate in several North American volcanoes were also raised this week. As we recall, when Mt St Helen's erupted it was just a whole lot of ash. Baker is an active volcano as in it sometimes lets off a bit of steam but Mount Rainier, Mount St Helen's and Mount Hood appear to be much more active. Earthquake and Volcano Risks from the Juan de Fuca Plate.