|
Mt. Rainer Alert THE LATEST NEWS With the temperature of the mountain increasing last night, the United States Geological Survey has upgraded the alert from VERY UNLIKELY to UNLIKELY. Specifically, they believe there is around a 27% chance Mt. Rainer will erupt. This figure has been calculated by accessing many of the mountains current conditions and its history. There is no need to evacuate just as yet. This alert upgrade is simply to let the public to prepare in case another upgrade (SOMEWHAT LIKELY) were to occur. Right now, there are no major signs that Rainer will in fact erupt, just a few irregularities which occur often in dormant volcanoes without any eruption as a result.
|
|
|
DISCLAIMER: This website is provided for your precaution and shouldn't been interpreted that a volcanic eruption is likely. It is always better to be safe than sorry, especially when considering the loss of human lives. Whatever scare of a potential eruption, whether it'd be property values lowering or less tourists, is minor when compared to the loss of a single human life. |
