How does water affect volcanoes?

Answer 1

low water and low silica: the eruption is not that strong;

low water and high silica: the magma comes out like a toothpaste coming out of its tube

high water and low silica: the lava flows fast and strong.

high water and high silica: lava is pasty and thick and flows strongly

Answer 2

Water can affect volcanoes in different ways. When water enters the magma chamber beneath a volcano, it can lower the melting point of the rock, making it easier for magma to form and leading to more explosive eruptions. Water can also mix with magma to create more viscous lava flows that can be more dangerous and create lahars (mudflows) when the volcano erupts. Additionally, interactions between water and volcanic gases can lead to the formation of acid rain and other environmental hazards.

Answer 3

it pollutes and the weather can make the water evaporate