Great Sitkin Volcano Continues Slow Eruption with Elevated Activity
The Great Sitkin Volcano in Alaska is experiencing a slow eruption, with lava flows filling the summit crater and extending into nearby valleys. Minor earthquakes, steaming, and elevated surface temperatures have been observed. The volcano has been erupting intermittently since July 2021, with no explosive events recorded since May 2021. Monitoring is conducted using seismic sensors, satellite data, and webcams.