4.6 Quake Strikes Miles from Volcano Set to Explode

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A 4.6 magnitude earthquake has struck just 48 miles from Alaska’s Mount Spurr — a volcano currently under eruption advisory. The quake was felt across Anchorage and surrounding areas, with nearly 200 reports of shaking already submitted. With Mount Spurr already showing signs of unrest, could this seismic activity be the warning sign of a major eruption? Stay tuned as experts monitor the situation closely. WooGlobe Ref : WGA787771 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00A powerful 4.6 magnitude earthquake has struck just miles from a U.S. volcano that's poised to erupt.

00:06The quake hit near Petersville, Alaska, just 48 miles from the massive Mount Spur volcano.

00:12The Alaska Earthquake Center says the quake was felt throughout Anchorage and nearby towns.

00:17And the USGS has already received nearly 200 reports of shaking across the region.

00:23What makes this even more alarming?

00:25Mount Spur is under an official eruption advisory.

00:28That means it's already showing signs of unrest, like small, frequent earthquakes deep beneath the surface.

00:34Experts are keeping a close eye as this latest quake could signal something bigger brewing underground.

00:39Mount Spur last erupted in 1953.

00:42And with activity heating up again, locals are now on alert.

00:46Could this be the calm before the fiery storm?

00:49Stay tuned as scientists monitor every rumble.

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