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    Signs of an impending volcanic eruption include: 1) Occurrence of volcanic tremors and earthquakes near the volcano; 2) Increased steaming activity and drying up of vegetation and springs around the upper slopes of the volcano; 3) Development of new thermal areas, landslides in summit areas, and variations in the chemical content of bodies of water near the volcano.

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    Signs of an impending volcanic eruption include: 1) Occurrence of volcanic tremors and earthquakes near the volcano; 2) Increased steaming activity and drying up of vegetation and springs around the upper slopes of the volcano; 3) Development of new thermal areas, landslides in summit areas, and variations in the chemical content of bodies of water near the volcano.

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    Signs of an impending volcanic eruption include: 1) Occurrence of volcanic tremors and earthquakes near the volcano; 2) Increased steaming activity and drying up of vegetation and springs around the upper slopes of the volcano; 3) Development of new thermal areas, landslides in summit areas, and variations in the chemical content of bodies of water near the volcano.

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    Signs of

    an Impending
    Volcanic
    Eruption
    lesson 3
    The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) is the government
    agency tasked with monitoring earthquakes and volcanoes in the country. Based on their
    findings, here are the commonly observed signs when a volcano is about to erupt.

    Occurrence of volcanic
    Increased steaming sctivity Crater glow
    tremors

    Development of new Drying up of vegetation Drying up of springs/wells


    thermal areas around upper slope around the volcano

    Increase in the Variation in the chemical


    Landslide in summit areas temperature of wells and content of springs and
    craters near the volcano crater lakes

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