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Originally posted by apex
I've ever seen a depiction of it taken from the live seismographs on an actual USGS (or other, eg Utah Seismic department) web page.
February 2008 Yellowstone Activity Summary
Earthquake activity in the Yellowstone region is within background levels and GPS data show continued uplift in the current inflation cycle.
During the month of February 2008, 130 earthquakes were located in the Yellowstone region. The largest of these shocks was a magnitude 2.4 on February 3, 2008 at 1:38 PM MST, that was located about 5 miles southwest of Madison Junction, YNP. A swarm occurred February 3, 2008 that was located about 6 miles west northwest of Norris Junction, YNP. This sequence had 47 events ranging from magnitude -0.2 to 2.0.
Originally posted by toast317
Hmm...from being YEARS of pa not having earthquakes... we are all the sudden starting to. 1 just a week ago, and another today.
Any connection with yellowstone? I mean, I know it's far and all. But there's always a chance.
Originally posted by lernmore
reply to post by Springheel Jack
114.86 isn't even on that map,
Good find though 6.0 would certainly be enough to make something give.
Originally posted by toast317
Hmm...from being YEARS of pa not having earthquakes... we are all the sudden starting to. 1 just a week ago, and another today.
Any connection with yellowstone? I mean, I know it's far and all. But there's always a chance.
Originally posted by toast317
Hmm...from being YEARS of pa not having earthquakes... we are all the sudden starting to. 1 just a week ago, and another today.
Any connection with yellowstone? I mean, I know it's far and all. But there's always a chance.
Originally posted by spinkyboo
But I was looking for avalanche activity in the area. I recently read somewhere that there was more than usual... I think avalanche activity might be a useful search.
While I was searching I found this link about Washington's involvement in a decision there in regards to closing an area during the season.
www.avalanche-center.org...
Meanwhile I will continue to look for relevant avalanche info.