Dust Cloud
Shiveluch Volcano Spews Dust Clouds 65,600 Feet Up, Blankets 300 Miles of Russia with Ash After Eruption
Ash covered 300 miles of Russia after the eruption of Shiveluch Volcano that sent dust clouds 65,600 feet up. Read more here.
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