All quiet on the Yellowstone front (almost)


Here’s the on-line helicorder view of January 5 — a quiet day at Lake Woebegone Yellowstone.  Click on the image to go to the site and see for yourself (in a larger format, too).

Compare the image below, with the image here, to see the difference a few days makes.

Helicorder data from January 5, 2008, Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb station (YLT)

Helicorder data from January 5, 2008, Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb station (YLT)

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One Response to All quiet on the Yellowstone front (almost)

  1. Unknown's avatar Laden’s late; but, is Yellowstone gonna blow AND TAKE US WITH IT? « Millard Fillmore's Bathtub says:
    February 26, 2011 at 11:13 am

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