Hope you can keep us posted on your experience.
Keep safe
St Helens ash dusted where I lived when it blew, but I was on holiday and missed the event.
Earthquake/Volcano Activity - Redoubt
Redoubt Volcano is a stratovolcano located within a few hundred miles of more than half of the population of Alaska. A volcanic eruption has the potential to occur within days due to increased levels of seismicity at the Redoubt Volcano. Seismicity remains well above background levels. A further increase in seismic activity is expected to accompany an eruption.
The largest impact to infrastructure is the possibility of damage and loss of production capability to natural gas wells and transmission facilities from ashfall. Anchorage is supplied with natural gas for power generation from two sources, the Beluga Gas Fields and the Drift River area production platforms in the Cook Inlet. Turbine compressors could be damaged or need to be shut down and would stop the transmission of natural gas to power generation facilities. This lack of power generation would affect the entire Anchorage area.
Another area of concern is the Drift River Oil Terminal located just northwest of Redoubt volcano in the drainage area of the Drift River into the Cook Inlet. Marine Safety Detachment Kenai reports that the Drift River Oil Terminal is a manned facility and has seven 270,000 barrel storage tanks. The facility is accessible only by boat or aircraft. Alaska Volcano Observatory Staff are currently monitoring the volcano 24 hours a day.
There is concern for aviation within the ash affected areas. There are no reports of damages or injuries and no requests for Federal assistance at this time
Originally posted by Trexter Ziam
reply to post by violet
Here's a URL with the TYPE of breathing mask you need.
www.muni.org...
It didn't mention what 'type' of goggles; and I merely presumed the old Jr. High School lab goggles or swimming goggles would suffice, the idea is to keep the ash out of your eyes.