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6:00 AM
The mountain has been dormant for 100 years. -
12:30 PM
A small explosion occurs on the mountain. -
9:00 AM
The government as well as a local logging company begin to investigate the mountain. -
12:00 PM
Many tourists begin to pour in to observe the Mountain. -
9:00 AM
A large bulge is noticed in the mountain by volcanologists who notify the government of their findings -
10:00 AM
The bulge continues to grow and the mountain gets observed even closer by the government -
5:00 PM
A medium-sized earthquake occurs at the base of the mountain -
8:00 AM
Residents from the surrounding area return in outrage making demands to move back into the area -
1:40 PM
Residents sign waivers to visit their properties for the weekend -
7:15 AM
a plane flies over the mountain for a recon. mission to observe the top of the mountain -
8:30 AM
a small earthquake sets of the first explosion -
8:33 AM
The largest explosion occurs and superfluous amounts of pyroclastic flow are released -
8:34 AM
Two more massive blasts occur and dump piles of rubble over a Nineteen-mile area -
8:45 AM
The heat of the explosion melts the mountain's ice-cap and releases a lahar down the side of the mountain -
9:45
The large ash cloud begins to move east away from the destruction site -
12:00 PM
the volcano continues to explode; releasing surges of magma and hot ash throughout a large area -
12:30 PM
Hospitals fill up with many injured people and rescue operations begin throughout the damaged area -
5:30 PM
the explosions begin to subside and millions of dollars worth of equipment are discovered in the rubble -
10:00 AM
More deaths are tallied and surrounding destruction is fully realized by locals and officials -
UNKNOWN TIME
The president travels to view the destruction and FEMA is deployed to help with emergency operations and cleanup -
UNKNOWN TIME
Another and smaller explosion occurs and billions of dollars of damage have been totaled -
UNKNOWN TIME
The rest of the bodies are discovered and the death count is officially Fifty-Seven casualties.