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What volcano in Japan has snow on it?
Mount Usu is a volcano in japan that has snow on it. Hope that helps!
Is a snow volcano dangerous?
yes all volcano's are dangerous ?
Do all volcanoes have snow?
No, not all volcanoes have snow. Whether a volcano has snow on its peak depends on its location, elevation, and climate. Some volcanic peaks in high-altitude regions do have snow, while others in warmer climates do not.
Where is the volcano snow in panfu?
its the white stuff on the volcano click on any piece
How can there be snow on erupting volcanoes?
Snow can accumulate on the higher elevations of volcanoes where temperatures are colder, even while the volcano is erupting. The heat from the eruption may melt the snow temporarily, but since snowfall continues at higher altitudes, it can still accumulate on the volcano. Additionally, volcanic ash and debris can cool the surrounding area, allowing the snow to remain despite the heat from the eruption.
How did the volcano Mount Fuji destroy itself?
Mount Fuji is an extinct volcano in Japan and is still snow capped as far as I know. Do you mean Mt St Helen's Washington State?or Mt Pinotubo Phillipines?
Would you find snow on the outside of a dormant Volcano?
You can. It depends on the climate the volcano is located in, the height of the volcano, and the time of year.
Why is the frosty volcano considered a volcano?
The Frosty Volcano is considered a volcano because it is a geological formation that has a vent or opening in the Earth's crust through which magma, gases, and ash can erupt. Even though it is covered in ice and snow, it still exhibits characteristics and features similar to other volcanoes, such as a central cone and lava flows.
What is a ative volcano?
an ative volcano is a volcano that epruts and still epruts.
Are snow covered volcanoes safe?
No. That there is snow on a volcano only means that it has snowed since the last eruption. Even a volcano that has been dormant long enough to be capped by glaciers can still erupt. This can actually make an eruption more dangerous. Water from glaciers melted by an eruption can mix with ash, generating mudflows called lahars. Such an event ocurred in 1985 when the volcano Nevado del Ruiz in Columbia erupted. It was not a large eruption, but it sent a lahar into a nearby river channel, killing 23,000 people.
What do you call a volcano that still erupt?
a vancant volcano
What is all of the geological features around the krafla volcano?
Even if its a volcano everything around it or most of it is ice,snow and mountains.
