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Boiling sea between volcanoes

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In my world, there is a chain of offshore volcanoes which are the result of a smaller plate hitting a larger one. There are two to three active volcanoes.

My question is: two of these volcanoes are close enough they are only separated by a narrow strait of sea, so would the volcanic activity from them, lava flows, hydrothermal vents, etc., be enough to turn the strait into a nearly boiling, seething sea of hot water? If not, what could? Or is this impossible?

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