Volcanic Eruption Cloud - John Seach

A volcanic cloud is a convoluted rolling mass of water vapour and ash that is highly charged with electricity and
overhangs a volcano during an eruption. The cloud is produced by a column of gases, ash, and rock emitted from a crater. Eruption clouds may reach great heights. The 1883 eruption of Krakatau produced an eruption
column 50 km high. Eruption clouds may take on the shape of pine trees or cauliflowers.
 
 

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