Volcanic Hazards

Unlike earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are often preceded by warning signs, such as small earthquakes, ground swelling, and changes in gas emissions, that allow scientists to issue warnings before a major eruption. Volcanic hazards include fast-moving flows of hot ash and gas, lava flows, and ashfall that can affect areas far beyond the volcano itself.

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