Mt. Saint Helens has a 70% chance of blowing right now. hopefully there r no grumpy old men living on the mountain!
Mt. Saint Helens
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They shall be happy fairly soon.
i actually want it to go. nothing happens here. But we got our own volcano dammit! NOW DO SOMETHING HELENS! and do it without killing people
It better do something before 3:30pm tomorrow - otherwise I hope it waits until at least Monday...doubt I'd see much from Whistler unless it went bezerker-huge.
SebringMGB said:
%100 agree
i think it's lame because it closes down cool trails. And i was around when it blew and it dusted the area, it really wasn't a big deal. And from peoples stories from when they were in the path buried in ash, it really sounded like it sucked.SebringMGB said:
i wouldn't mind being at a safe distance and seeing an eruption though, definately be something cool to see.
Damn, Tim...nice shots!
That area looks SO surreal, yet the singletrack looks pretty frickin' sweet!!!
That area looks SO surreal, yet the singletrack looks pretty frickin' sweet!!!
It's starting to steam!!!! :devil:
boring as of now
stupid volcano, couldn't it cross it's legs or somethin...... at least wait til after we rode there this year....Snacks said:
Skookum said:stupid volcano, couldn't it cross it's legs or somethin...... at least wait til after we rode there this year....
Tisk tisk..... always having to hijack the threads for your own glory eh? :nuts:
So does this mean youll be riding soon? Maybe things will calm down soon.....
oly said:
oooo aaaaa
that was a big blow up
that was a big blow up
Its blowing smoke and ash! A large cloud according to CNN.
it's Pat Joubert(sp) otherwise know as pnj on here.... i gotta cool picture of him takin a leak on the mountain. i think it's his fault that the eruptions are happening.....joelsman said:
yup how's Mt. Baker any steam comin out of her?joelsman said:
Let's hope not for the time being...Skookum said:yup how's Mt. Baker any steam comin out of her?
Fudge Baker...I'm waiting for Rainier to go into bezerker-mode.
there was a small eruption today at helens, just a little smoke, bad helen 
and i guess there has been a lot of earth quakes happrning at baker too, right at the beggining of the second most important season
and i guess there has been a lot of earth quakes happrning at baker too, right at the beggining of the second most important season
think the best was listening to the dumbass reporters....
"we spoke to individuals in the local villages" wtf? villages?
"Live coverage from Seattle of Mt. Saint Helens erupting" wtf... seattle? man where do they find the idiots...
"we spoke to individuals in the local villages" wtf? villages?
"Live coverage from Seattle of Mt. Saint Helens erupting" wtf... seattle? man where do they find the idiots...
there r pretty stupid... the question running through my mind each morning as i watch the news is what r the credentials for the traffic guymplutodh1 said:
Mt. St. Helens was evacuated yesterday....
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002052396_webvolcano02.html
----------nitially, scientists believed yesterday's eruption and weeklong earthquake activity were being caused by older magma devoid of most of the explosive gases associated with the core material.
But as earthquake activity ramped up this morning, scientists began to suspect that fresh magma was moving into the mountain. Seismic monitors were measuring earthquakes above magnitude 3 early this morning.
"This is important because it changes the probabilities of various outcomes," Steele said. "We're looking at unprecedented activity since pre-May 1980." ----------
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002052396_webvolcano02.html
----------nitially, scientists believed yesterday's eruption and weeklong earthquake activity were being caused by older magma devoid of most of the explosive gases associated with the core material.
But as earthquake activity ramped up this morning, scientists began to suspect that fresh magma was moving into the mountain. Seismic monitors were measuring earthquakes above magnitude 3 early this morning.
"This is important because it changes the probabilities of various outcomes," Steele said. "We're looking at unprecedented activity since pre-May 1980." ----------