How can volcanic eruptions be predicted?

Volcanic eruptions can be predicted by analyzing different factors such as past data, trends, and readings. By looking at the time frame between previous eruptions and determining the duration since the last one, we can calculate if an immediate eruption is likely. Another useful indicator would be the observation of an increase in volcanic activity. This could be an early sign of a forthcoming eruption, but it only provides a short-notice warning. Therefore, to predict volcanic eruptions accurately, scientists analyze various parameters and indicators such as seismic activity, gas emissions, ground deformation, and thermal activity. These variables give us crucial information that can help predict the possibility of volcanic eruptions.