View Full Version : St. Helen's blowing uip again
Toronto
10-04-2004, 02:01 PM
today at around noon, MT. St. Helen's, huge steam clouds and ash, came out from the top of it.
it should blow any time soon. or not at all.
anyone else fallowing this?
kenezzite
10-04-2004, 02:09 PM
LOL, What kind of analizise is that, "it should blow any time soon, or not at all" LOL
topgeartom
10-04-2004, 02:18 PM
yeah ive been watching it. Yesterday they said that it would go either in the next couple of hours or last night - so i think that this might be a duffer, and the old gal is just letting off steam, but then, i am usually wrong when it comes to predicting natural disasters. :D
Toronto
10-04-2004, 02:27 PM
LOL, What kind of analizise is that, "it should blow any time soon, or not at all" LOL
well if you want a better one, google it.
666fast
10-04-2004, 04:35 PM
LOL, What kind of analizise is that, "it should blow any time soon, or not at all" LOL
It's because they can't actually predict when it'll blow.
My sister said she was gonna go take pics of it, we'll see if she actually does or not. When she first moved out there, she freaked out over a very minor earthquake. :lol:
sameerrao
10-04-2004, 04:41 PM
^^ I was in California last week and felt the 6.0 quake ... the building shook quite gently in San Jose. :D
bmagni
10-04-2004, 04:45 PM
here in mexico the Popocatepetl has been with an ash cloud for several years and it has had nothing but minor eruptions... so its just a matter of waiting...
DUNKiNUTS
10-04-2004, 04:54 PM
wont be as near as big as the first time. Thank god for that
SilviaS15Cwest
10-04-2004, 06:42 PM
Ive been reading up on that. They said that it has a 70% chance of erupting and 30% chance of just stopping all together.
cooperluke
10-04-2004, 06:58 PM
Drugs are a illegal, but ATM's are open 24hrs. Have you ever taken out $300 at 4am for something positive?"
This is completely off-topic... but I had to comment this!
ONCE... in a middle of a party, I knew a guy that had 2 bucket seats just the model I was searching for.... so I went to an ATM at aproximately 4am, got 300Euros and bought them!!
See... it was something positive!! :)
And for the Vulcano.. probably it's just dropping a few gases... never happened to you?? :)
ZfrkS62
10-04-2004, 08:03 PM
My family lives about 80 miles north of st. helens in Renton. They've been keeping me posted on it. Apparently the news up there is beating the living hell out of it so when she does finally belch, no one is going to care except for the people in eastern washington who are going to all have to get new paint jobs after the ash eats their cars paint down to the primer :lol:
whether or not it will be as big as the one in '80, who knows. I think the one that everyone is going to be worried about is if Mt. Rainier decides to say fuck off.
It's been dormant way too long so if anything starts happening on that summit, it going to be chaos in the PNW :shock:
T-Bird
10-05-2004, 01:39 AM
My Aunt lives very close to it in Vancouver Washington and she said they are just waiting for it to happen they aren't that worried about it since all she will get is about 6 inches of Ash if ti gets extremely bad but she did drive past it the other day close enough to die if it blew. Everytime I fly to Washington they fly right around the Volcano so that you can see it and it's really amazing.
Toronto
10-05-2004, 01:44 AM
My Aunt lives very close to it in Vancouver Washington and she said they are just waiting for it to happen they aren't that worried about it since all she will get is about 6 inches of Ash if ti gets extremely bad but she did drive past it the other day close enough to die if it blew. Everytime I fly to Washington they fly right around the Volcano so that you can see it and it's really amazing.
this brings up the question...
what came first Vancouver Washington or Vancouver BC.
T-Bird
10-05-2004, 02:11 AM
you know I'm not quite sure, the first time she told me she was moving to Vancouver I thought she meant BC but I was wrong. She moves to large cities most of the time for her company EDS like Chicago, Manhatten among others.
Kal-EL905
10-05-2004, 09:32 PM
I just hope it doesn't blow like it did the last time, that was insane.
ZfrkS62
10-05-2004, 09:48 PM
They can't be expecting anything as big as in 1980? Would be interesting to see the mountain. I have never seen a volcano, working or dead one, in rl. It's good that they have evacuated the surrounding area.
There really isn't much in the area to begin with. It's pretty much campgrounds there, but this time of year camping isn't that great because they are getting back into the rainy season so i doubt the campground was all that full. It's pretty close to the visitors center about 5 miles from the mountain itself so i'm pretty sure it didn't take long.
Toutle, 30 miles west i believe, is the closest town which should be safe from the eruption since the Northface is the most likely to blow.
Its a small town so even if they did have to evacuate it wouldn't take long.
detsan
10-06-2004, 12:09 PM
Yes, I am following this with interest!
Volcanoes rock; saw one erupted in Mexico the other day which was pretty impressive to say the least! :shock:
Sorry if you have seen this site, it is quite interesting!
http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
It is subject to prevailing winds blowing ash and crap around, but is in colour and they have archieved photos and up to date info/warnings.
Good info on the whole national park area as well!
Stay safe all those in the area please, that "killer shot" could end up just that.
ZfrkS62
10-06-2004, 12:14 PM
thanks for the link detsan :)
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