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Mount St. Helens has been emitting steam and building crater structures since its 1980 eruption, and could have another large eruption in the future. Scientists have been trying to accurately measure the magma pool beneath the mountain and the surrounding area of the Cascades. In September and October, 2004, vented magma began forming a lava dome, replacing part of the mountaintop blown off on May 18, 1980. This process continued for nearly 4 years until July, 2008.

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While it is possible for Mt St Helens to erupt again in the future, it is not possible to predict exactly when or how large an eruption may be. The volcano is still considered active and is monitored closely for any signs of increased activity.

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Predicting volcano eruptions is tricky, but they are getting better at it.
The most recent eruption was in 2008; and as of now they do not expect another eruption in the coming year. But then they did not expect an eruption in 1980 either...

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Yes, it will erupt again, but there is no telling when.

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Mount St. Helens is not shoeing any signs of erupting in the near future, so scientists don't know when the next eruption might be.

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buthole.

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TO dayy

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Yes.

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