Which risk increases for nearby communities when a rhyolitic lava dome's growth stalls?

💡 Explanation

Pyroclastic flow risk elevates because pressure builds within the solidified dome until it explosively breaches; therefore, a stalled dome is more dangerous than a constantly flowing one, rather than leading to caldera collapse which typically proceeds slowly.

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