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DEc 12th Weekly Update
Cascade Range Volcanoes Volcano Alert Level: NORMAL
Aviation Color Code: GREEN
Activity Update: All volcanoes in the Cascade Range are at normal levels of background seismicity. These include Mount Baker, Glacier Peak, Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens, and Mount Adams in Washington State; Mount Hood, Mount Jefferson, Three Sisters, Newberry Volcano, and Crater Lake, in Oregon; and Medicine Lake volcano, Mount Shasta, and Lassen Peak in northern California.
Mount St. Helens has been at Volcano Alert Level NORMAL (Aviation Color Code GREEN) since July 10, 2008, a change assigned 5-6 months after the late January cessation of its 2004-2008 eruption.
Recent Observations: All Cascade volcanoes remain seismically very quiet. Mount St. Helens continues to receive close attention despite its NORMAL alert status. A major winter storm is expected this weekend in the Northwest, and high winds could produce some seismic noise. The U.S. Geological Survey and University of Washington continue to monitor these volcanoes closely and will issue additional updates and changes in alert level as warranted.
USGS EveryThing you Would Or Could know about Mt Baker
Historical activity at Mount Baker includes several explosions during the mid-19th century, which were witnessed from the Bellingham area, and since the late 1950s, numerous small-volume debris avalanches. In 1975, increased fumarolic activity in the Sherman Crater area caused concern that an eruption might be imminent. Additional monitoring equipment was installed and several geophysical surveys were conducted to try to detect the movement of magma. The level of Baker Lake was lowered and people were restricted from the area due to concerns that an eruption-induced debris avalanche or debris flow might enter Baker Lake and displace enough water to either cause a wave to overtop the Upper Baker Dam or cause complete failure of the dam.
However, few anomalies other than the increased heat flow were recorded during the geophysical surveys nor were any other precursory activities observed to indicate that magma was moving up into the volcano. An increased level of fumarolic activity has continued at Mount Baker from 1975 to the present, but there are no other changes that suggest that magma movement is involved.
Originally posted by Dutty_Rag
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I'll tell you one thing though - if you get a chopper and fly over that Mt, there WILL be a bald spot on once side if my father says there is - he has no reason to lie, he is an expert in this field and his credentials are impeccable!
Originally posted by Dutty_Rag
I'll tell you one thing though - if you get a chopper and fly over that Mt, there WILL be a bald spot on once side if my father says there is - he has no reason to lie, he is an expert in this field and his credentials are impeccable!
Originally posted by dreams n chains
And that is where the public knowledge is easily available.
Can you see the mountain Elf?
Thank you Dutty_Rag for a very intriguing thread. I am learning a lot from it!
Originally posted by JustMike
Does anyone know where on the Web we can find any real-time (or reasonably recent) satellite infra-red imagery of Nth America? I am sure such data and imagery exists but haven't been able to track it down.
The reasoning is simple: if we can locate good-quality imagery for the Mt Baker region, then if there is one side of the mountain that is bare of snow, it's likely that it will show up as warmer than the rest, which means it will have a brighter colour.
Anyone able to help?
Originally posted by zhuzha
I JUST HAD A WORST NIGHTMARE LAST NIGHT!!!
In the middle of the dream, I saw news on TV reporting huge earthquakes all around the world. It was so realistic that I was scared to death. I saw cities being sunk into the earth, huge bridges collapsing under enormous waves and a lot of lot of scary cataclysmic things.
I woke up and was so shocked, it was raining and whenever I tried to go back to sleep, I would dream about the same thing over and over again...
I thought I might share this with you guys, who knows...
Good luck yall..
[edit on 11-12-2008 by zhuzha]
Originally posted by JustMike
Referring back to my previous post just up the page, I expect some of you will note (or protest) that there is another quake on the map which is about the same distance from the HAARP facility, though in a different direction. That's a fair observation but it doesn't explain the anomaly of why the quake I've mentioned got deleted.
Alaska has hundreds of quakes every day, so why they had to remove this one is puzzling to me. All it serves to do is attract attention to it by its sudden absence. If they had left it there and assigned a magnitude as per usual I doubt that anyone would give it more than a passing glance. True, most people didn't even give it that as it was whipped off the maps so darned fast, but you follow my meaning I hope.
Mike
Originally posted by JustMike
Referring back to my previous post just up the page, I expect some of you will note (or protest) that there is another quake on the map which is about the same distance from the HAARP facility, though in a different direction. That's a fair observation but it doesn't explain the anomaly of why the quake I've mentioned got deleted.
Alaska has hundreds of quakes every day, so why they had to remove this one is puzzling to me. All it serves to do is attract attention to it by its sudden absence. If they had left it there and assigned a magnitude as per usual I doubt that anyone would give it more than a passing glance. True, most people didn't even give it that as it was whipped off the maps so darned fast, but you follow my meaning I hope.
Mike