Popocatépetl volcano shoots 19,000-foot ash column in explosive eruption

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Haunted Recordings on Instagram: "On the morning of May 18, 1980, at 8:32 a.m., a powerful earthquake triggered the sudden collapse of Mount St. Helens’ rapidly growing north flank—setting off one of the largest landslides ever recorded. With its structure violently removed, the volcano erupted sideways, releasing a scorching blast of gas, ash, and rock that surged outward at more than 300 mph, leveling vast swaths of forest in seconds. A massive eruption column then rose over 15 miles into the