Lahar Flow From La Soufrière Volcano. Lahar is a violent type of mudflow or debris flow composed of a slurry of pyroclastic material, rocky debris and water. The material flows down from a volcano, typically along a river valley. | Mikey Hutchinson

5.6K views · 38 reactions | Lahar flow in Kanlaon Volcano #TheBigStory | Residents in Canlaon City in Negros Island are grappling with clean water due to the lahar from Mount Kanlaon's recent eruption. The lahar has contaminated natural springs, leaving residents concerned about their water supply and health. | ONE News | Facebook

LAHAR FLOW FROM KANLAON VOLCANO AT LA CASTELLANA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 🌋 Lahar flow hits Tamburong Creek, Brgy. Biaknabato, La Castellana, Negros Occidental today, June 05, 2024 after it was triggered by heavy rains brought by localized thunderstorms from Kanlaon Volcano. A lahar flow is a fast-moving volcanic mudflow made of water, ash, and rocks. In a tropical climate, they happen when heavy rainfall mixes with volcanic ash and debris. The rainwater saturates the ash, creating a dense slurry tha

One of the most tragic volcanic events of the 20th century occurred in Colombia in 1985, when an eruption of Nevado del Ruiz generated lahars that swept down river valleys and destroyed communities in its path. With little warning, the volcano began erupting on the afternoon of November 13, 1985. Ash and muddy rain began to fall. Communities were alerted but no formal decision was made to evacuate. Later that evening, a stronger eruption produced pyroclastic flows and surges that mixed with snow

Mount St. Helens erupted #onthisday in 1980. Hear the harrowing stories of the people who were there in Make It Out Alive: https://bitly.com/3dryeH0 | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation