Tourists turn volcano watching into a sociable gathering
Visitors from multiple countries camp at a road block near Toutle Washington watching Mount St Helens erupt. Officials closed the mountain, attracting sightseers who mingle beside a highway clearing as cars, campers, and a touring party including a Van Wert Ohio bowling team and an aspiring Los Angeles singer exchange stories while waiting for the clouds to clear and for a good view. No motels are available in the area.
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Solar cycle may unleash world wide super storms
A government report warns a magnetic super storm could hit Earth after the sunspot peak, causing major power grid blackouts and radio disruptions. Howard Sargent notes past storms, including a 1972 event, and says vulnerable, interconnected grids raise risk of extensive outages. Aurora displays possible in temperate regions during strong storms.
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