Volcanoes are like giant fire-breathing dragons that can change the weather. When they erupt, they send smoke and dust into the sky, which acts like a blanket that cools the Earth. This makes it colder for years. Sometimes it even causes unusual weather, like snow in summer!
Examples
- A volcano erupts, and it gets so cold that people start wearing coats in July.
- The sky turns dark like nighttime because of all the ash from a big eruption.
- Snow falls during summer after a powerful volcanic explosion.
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See also
- What Causes ‘Glaciers’ and How Do They Shape the Earth?
- What Makes a Mountain 'Active' or 'Dormant'?
- How Do Forests Influence the Climate?
- How Does a River ‘Carve’ a Canyon?
- How Does a Glacier Move Across the Land?
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