Which risk sharply ascends after a pyroclastic surge?

💡 Explanation

An intense pyroclastic flow will deposit hot ash on landscapes, because rapid melting of snow/ice or intense rainfall mixes with such ash, creating potentially devastating lahars; therefore enhanced lahar hazard, rather than glacial melt water accumulation or sinkhole enlargement.

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