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6:02
Many people were camping and working on the mountain. -
12:30
USGS David Johnston is worried about the volcano and 40 people are evacuated. -
April 24, 1980
Dan Miller tells people about the danger of the volcano erupting. -
April 13, 1980
A huge bubble like thing is forming on the side of the volcano. -
May 1, 1980
Cold-water 2 is a new site that was created to watch the volcano. -
8 am
People try to return home. -
8:30
An earthquake makes the mountain fall and the earthquake measured a 5.1. -
8:30
The volcano explodes. -
8:33
At 8:33 the volcano gives off two more blasts. -
9:01
At 9:01 mud and logs were flowing down the mountain. -
10:10 am
Ash is no longer hot but makes it hard to breathe. -
12 pm
The volcano has been spewing out ash for three and a half hours. -
2 pm
It was almost impossible to see the ground due to the ash. -
5:55 am
There was still some ash and a ton of fallen trees. -
March 1981
The first tree was planted on the mountain since the eruption. -
August 26, 1982
The national park was made after the eruption.