California going off!

reply to post by Char-Lee


Seriously? Long Valley? I'm more worried about Yellowstone...

Yellowstone or Long Valley, it still seems like volcanic activity is about to start!!

reply to post by WSandAbnormal


M2.5 - 69km SW of Redoubt Volcano, Alaska 2012-08-26 23:21:07 UTC

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I'm still questioning that.

Originally posted by Nekbet
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M2.5 - 69km SW of Redoubt Volcano, Alaska 2012-08-26 23:21:07 UTC

ok then, maybe its already starting.....................Anyone know of any volcanic activity in the western U.S.

Originally posted by Blackbird2012
reply to post by Char-Lee

 

Seriously? Long Valley? I'm more worried about Yellowstone...

yeah both, but they don't seem to have amateurs you can trust watching Long Valley or I can't find any like you can with Yellowstone.

reply to post by WSandAbnormal


The only active volcano in the Western US is Mt.Lassen in Northern California.

Originally posted by WSandAbnormal

Originally posted by Nekbet
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M2.5 - 69km SW of Redoubt Volcano, Alaska 2012-08-26 23:21:07 UTC

ok then, maybe its already starting.....................Anyone know of any volcanic activity in the western U.S.

www.volcano-news.com...

You see that map..everything is either erupting or minor activity or restless.

Many of those yellow ones have never been anything but green forever! Like so. sister and they show Yellowstone as restless also.

Hey Just Mike,

I see you are a Mod now congrats.

I have been following this all day...not only do these Cali quakes make me concerned but it seems no one is paying attention to that quake in Hawaii there might well be an underwater volcano coming awake either on its own or with the help of HAARP.

I like this site to watch the quake live in cali it's interesting.

Let's hope it settles I am not sensing anything at all right now.

Originally posted by Blackbird2012
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The only active volcano in the Western US is Mt.Lassen in Northern California.

I'm about to check it out.... But doesn't seem like the earthquakes are going to mess to much with northern California.

reply to post by Char-Lee


Well,with I would say Long Valley and Yellowstone seem to be the same, but the thing is,Yellowstone is a little bigger,and a bit more active.

reply to post by WSandAbnormal


Yeah, i can agree with that. So you want volcanos specifically in Southern California,or what?

Wonder if there will be a ripple effect thru the Rockies and into the Midwest? If it happens in the ocean, why not on land.. Hope it doesn't knock out old faithful.. That'd be top news for sure.

reply to post by ticklemytweeder


Ripple effect? Like energy being sweeped through the continent?

I just hope it doesn't move up to the SF Bay area. It has been a long time since we have had any activity. I worry that we have been building up pressure.

Originally posted by Blackbird2012
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Yeah, i can agree with that. So you want volcanos specifically in Southern California,or what?

Yea, near southern california!!! and some that are near the fault line.

reply to post by poet1b


Well if you remember the San Francisco earthquake of 1906,then there is a possibility.

reply to post by Blackbird2012


What about the Yellowstone super volcano?? Is that not far west enough? To GA folk that's west...

reply to post by WSandAbnormal


Let me gather some info.

reply to post by Pressthebutton


Haven't heard of anything big there lately, but there is a possibility it could erupt.