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English: Phreatic eruption at the summit of Mount St. Helens. Hundreds of these steam-driven explosive eruptions occurred as magma steadily rose into the cone and boiled groundwater. These phreatic eruptions preceded the volcano's plinian eruption in May 1980.
Date Taken on 4 April 1980
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Author D.A. Swanson, United States Geological Survey

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