Winds whip up ash from 1912 Alaska volcanic eruption

Strong winds are whipping up loose volcanic ash from the eruption of an Alaska volcano more than a century ago.
The fine ash mixed with snow and sleet to dust the city of Kodiak overnight.
Officials Wednesday said there have been no reports that the ash has reached a level where it would affect aviation.
The Alaska Volcano Observatory says this happens seasonally in the spring and fall during windy and usually drier conditions.
The ash is from the 1912 eruption of Novarupta Volcano on the Alaska