It is projected that a major US volcano may erupt tomorrow.

In the world, according to Mike Poland, a scientist with the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, who expressed enthusiasm about the eruption.

He told Cowboy State Daily, “This specific volcano is probably the best-monitored submarine volcano in the world.” “It’s interesting and not very dangerous.”

Axial Seamount is a young shield volcano, which is a low-profile, wider volcano that is located in the Juan de Fuca Ridge, a series of underwater volcanoes that stretches between Oregon and Alaska.

Poland predicted that the eruption of Axial Seamount would resemble a Hawaiian lava flow. “Lava is flowing out of the caldera and across.

The seafloor in calm effusions rather than in an explosive eruption.” Last year, scientists issued a warning that by the end of 2025, Axial Seamount will explode.

We call it the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest because it has had three eruptions in the last 30 years. Most volcanoes on land aren’t active very often.