It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
The amphibians need the ponds for their young to hatch, but high temperatures and drought are drying up the water.
Mitch Battros on Coast to Coast w/ George Noory Tonight Sunday 4th to Discuss Yellowstone I will be George Noory's guest tonight during the first hour beginning at 10 PM (Pacific). We will be discussing the latest news concerning Yellowstone super-volcano. We will attempt to separate fact from rumors hopefully giving the most accurate analysis of what is, what isn't, and what may come. Jan 4, 2009 -
ShropshireLass said... Hi Elizabeth Nice to see some of us are staying alert to the possibilities. Interestingly, there is also abnormal activity around 40 miles south of the lake at Flagg Ranch. This is the only monitor in the Teton range that is showing activity. quake.utah.edu... After evaluating data by seismic intensity, a very clear picture is emerging of quiet areas of almost no activity to the north and east of the caldera and the area of highest seismic activity (constant harmonic tremors, short interval) on monitors all around the lake edge, going south to Flagg Ranch, extending WNW just beyond the caldera and NE, again just a little ways out of the caldera. Areas of medium activity are, as expected, generally between areas of high and areas of low activity. ALL monitors within the caldera are showing "hot" or "medium" activity. WHY are no precautionary evacuations being initiated, at least for the park itself? I am reporting from England. My colleagues are as concerned as I am. We have NO media reports on these events over here whatsoever. I can't believe this! We have JUST seen another swarm of quakes, with 3 quakes at 3.0 and higher inside of 11 minutes. Check this link: www.seis.utah.edu... Look at the quake list below. They DO seen to be getting shallower. The magma is moving, possibly upwards. Watching the data recorders with bated breath and VERY sweaty palms.. YELLOWSTONE LAKE www.quake.utah.edu... MARY LAKE www.quake.utah.edu... FLAGG RANCH40KM SOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE LAKE quake.utah.edu... Hit "Reload" every 10 minutes or so for updates. These ARE harmonic tremors. Magma is moving under the lake. I, for one, am extremely concerned. 2:21 PM