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September 30th, 2004, 02:26 PM
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Re: OT; The Volucano Stirs
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October 1st, 2004, 03:06 PM
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Re: OT; The Volucano Stirs
Since so many people here seem to be constantly Online, you can watch for signs of eruption yourself at the government supplied webcam:
http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/ |
October 1st, 2004, 04:07 PM
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My TV program was just interrupted to say that it has just errupted.
RUN! 
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October 1st, 2004, 04:40 PM
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It has, indeed, begun a steam eruption. My local TV channel website has a video posted that I can't view at work, but HERE is a link to it. Kinda makes me glad to be back in California where earthquakes are our biggest threat.
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Re: OT; The Volucano Stirs
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It has, indeed, begun a steam eruption. My local TV channel website has a video posted that I can't view at work, but HERE is a link to it. Kinda makes me glad to be back in California where earthquakes are our biggest threat.
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Gandalph, it must be a big newsday, because I didn't see any reference to Mt. St. Helens on the front page of that website. I'm looking at Atrocities' link. I hate listening to talk radio at work, and then not being able to watch the news when I get home. That's what happened on 9-11. I hate to wait until that evening before I actually saw the devestation. Hopefully for you guys who live in the area, it won't be a big eruption. I don't think anything can match what happened in 1980, but then again, lightning has actually been known to strike the same place twice. So God speed and good luck. |
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I'm not too worried about Mt St. Helens, I for one, welcome our Giant Insect Overlords ...
It's coming right for us ...
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October 2nd, 2004, 01:35 AM
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That Mount St. Helens webcam looks like just a screen full of static...  |
October 2nd, 2004, 02:27 AM
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Re: OT; The Volucano Stirs
Fear not, the eruption today from our POV looked more like a could floating over the moutain than an eruption. I am on the south east side of the moutain and unless it blows HUGE, it will just look like a small eruption to us.
Although we did get a light, very light, dusting of ash. It has been over twenty years seens we have seen ash fall from the sky. I can remember the ash after an erutption, being so thick it was breaking branches off of trees because it stuck to the leaves like snow.
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October 7th, 2004, 11:02 AM
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Fear not, the eruption today from our POV looked more like a could floating over the moutain than an eruption. I am on the south east side of the moutain and unless it blows HUGE, it will just look like a small eruption to us.
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Hmmmm...It looks like you bought into the hype in this post, AT.  A few other Posts also showed you were hoping it would not blow like it did in '80, so that shows you thought there was a chance it could blow.
Also there hasn't been any activity of this sort at the mountain in quite some time. If these small eruptions were normal I am sure they would not have made it the center of news for a few days. 
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Re: OT; The Volucano Stirs
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Also there hasn't been any activity of this sort at the mountain in quite some time. If these small eruptions were normal I am sure they would not have made it the center of news for a few days.
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Oh yes, because the news media never exaggerates stories or makes things up... where oh where are my killer bees?  |
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