- rescue.
Lahars vary in speed.
Small lahars less than a few
metres wide and
several centimetres deep may flow a few
metres per second.
Large lahars hundreds...
- Look up
lahar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lahar can
refer to
Lahar, a kind of
volcanic mudflow Lahar (god), a
Sumerian god
Lahar, India, a town...
- the volcano, the
lahars were
directed into all of the six
river valleys leading from the volcano.
While in the
river valleys, the
lahars grew to almost...
-
crater melted the mountain's icecap,
forming lahars which cascaded into
river valleys below. One
lahar,
consisting of
three pulses, did most of the damage...
-
sending four
enormous lahars (volcanically
induced mudflows, landslides, and
debris flows) down its
slopes at 50 km/h (30 mph). The
lahars picked up
speed in...
- the
ashfall came
darkness and the
sounds of
lahars rumbling down
nearby river valleys.
Several smaller lahars washed through the
Clark Air Base, flowing...
- and has also
produced enormous lahars (volcanic mudflows), due to the
large amount of
glacial ice present. Its
lahars have
reached all the way to Puget...
-
bombs to be destructive.
Lahars (from a
Javanese term for
volcanic mudflows) are a
mixture of
volcanic debris and water.
Lahars can
result from
heavy rainfall...
-
subsequently rained down onto the summit,
generating lahars down
several river valleys.
Lahars which travelled down the
Whakapapa and
Manganui o te Ao...
- V. "Two
Years of
Lahars on the
Western Flank of
Mount Pinatubo". U.S.
Geological Survey.
Retrieved on 2011-06-17. "The 1991
Lahars of
Southwestern Mount...
