Alaskans are advised to move away from boats, marinas, and low-lying coastal areas as waves of around one foot — enough to cause dangerous currents — have already arrived in the Aleutians.
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After thousands of years, a dormant volcano in the Aleutians might show signs of waking up
The volcano hasn’t been active at least since the time Russian explorers started keeping records in 1760. Researchers say it has likely remained dormant for much longer than that, perhaps as long as 10,000 years.
Power restored in Adak after a nearly weeklong outage closed school and city offices
The community of roughly 100 people has a single diesel powerhouse.
The westernmost city in the US made it 18 months into the pandemic with only one case, until now
The small island community has a health clinic with just one provider and one support staff.
3 volcanoes erupting across Aleutian Range
Three volcanoes are erupting across the Aleutian Range — Great Sitkin and Semisopochnoi in the Aleutian Islands and Pavlof Volcano on the Alaska Peninsula.
Lava streams from one Aleutian volcano, while two other volcanoes spew ash into the air
A stream of lava flowed down the side of the Great Sitkin volcano in the Aleutian Islands Thursday morning and was visible from the nearby community of Adak, an official with the Alaska Volcano Observatory said.
Aleutian volcano sees first major eruption since 1974
Scientists have downgraded the alert level at Great Sitkin Volcano near the Aleutian Island of Adak following an eruption Tuesday night.
Weather watchers wait to see if this week’s Bering Sea storm sets low pressure record
The collision of a warm, wet weather front with a mass of cold air from Siberia could set a new record: the lowest barometric pressure recorded in the North Pacific.
Adak under lockdown after finding first case of COVID-19
The westernmost community in the U.S. is under lockdown after an arriving visitor tested positive Saturday for the coronavirus.
LISTEN: Here’s how it feels to go to the most remote place in Alaska
Humans have found their way to St. Matthew from time to time — but none for very long.