Coincidence ?

[Silent Earth]

Hawaii suffering worst vulcanism for years
Gran Canaria coming to life
String of quakes in California.

Worth keeping a weather eye on folks.

 

[Maverick]

Unrelated but still should keep an eye on it

 

[Squirtgunsquirter]

Lots of volcanic activity going on right now. Times like this I'm glad I live in the boring Midwest.

 

[user 6493]

all that activity is far from me so I'm not watching to closely ,,,,if Hawaii goes we could be down a state

 

[jontte]

it's like mother nature is about to get rid of some people...feel like nature treat us like viruses,but mother nature has the capacity to take us out..

 

[Otterbatcat]

feel like nature treat us like viruses

Why shouldn't she?....when in fact we are nothing more than that when it comes to how we've treated our planet. I'm no earth muffin, but we've done and are still doing some horrible things to our "home".

 

[DrHenley]

Well if the New Madrid fault starts acting up again, I will start thinking about worrying.

 

[Otterbatcat]

Mt. Saint Helens is a great example of dormant systems that wake up "someday" and say hello.

Yellowstone area is one of my concerns for sure. Honestly though, I'm a bit more worried about earth impact objects that we have zero idea about until it's too late to do anything about.

 

[SheilaT.]

Hawaii suffering worst vulcanism for years
Gran Canaria coming to life
String of quakes in California.

Worth keeping a weather eye on folks.

You forgot Iceland. There's been a rash of earthquake swarms on several volcano locations there too.

 

[lonewolf]

mother nature reasserting herself.

 

[Maverick]

Mt. Saint Helens is a great example of dormant systems that wake up "someday" and say hello.

Yellowstone area is one of my concerns for sure. Honestly though, I'm a bit more worried about earth impact objects that we have zero idea about until it's too late to do anything about.

Hawaii volcano done this before, it erupted for 17 days straight [emoji6] also St. Helens wasn’t dormant before it erupted in 1980, it’s the cascades most active volcano and youngest, just like Mt Hood, Mt. Rainer, Glacier Peak and Mt. Adams. They are all active, we have 14 active volcanoes in the Cascade range all part of the ring of fire.

Yellowstone not going to erupt anytime soon.

 

[user 6493]

Hawaii volcano done this before, it erupted for 17 days straight [emoji6] also St. Helens wasn’t dormant before it erupted in 1980, it’s the cascades most active volcano and youngest, just like Mt Hood, Mt. Rainer, Glacier Peak and Mt. Adams. They are all active, we have 14 active volcanoes in the Cascade range all part of the ring of fire.

Yellowstone not going to erupt anytime soon.

Yellowstone is the only one that concerns me,when that one goes, today or a thousand years from now it will change the USA forever,,there will be no recovery from that one

 

[Maverick]

Yellowstone is the only one that concerns me,when that one goes, today or a thousand years from now it will change the USA forever,,there will be no recovery from that one

Maybe or maybe not

https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/faqs_future_activity.html

 

[user 6493]

Maybe or maybe not

https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/faqs_future_activity.html

I am not talking about a hiccup,I am talking major eruption,

 

[user 6493]

 

[Maverick]

Little more info on the map

https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/yellowstone_sub_page_91.html

 

[user 6493]

Little more info on the map

https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/yellowstone_sub_page_91.html

Yellowstone is a concern but I don't expect anything in my lifetime,in fact we will probably live out our life's without incident ,,,and that suites me just fine

 

[Maverick]

Ya, I’m not overly concerned, besides not much we can do about it and certainly not going to give myself ulcers worrying about something that may happen 90,000 years from now besides, I’m pretty sure I won’t even like my future ancestors 90,000 years from now based on the fact I don’t really care for a lot of my relatives today.

 

[user 6493]

Ya, I’m not overly concerned, besides not much we can do about it and certainly not going to give myself ulcers worrying about something that may happen 90,000 years from now besides, I’m pretty sure I won’t even like my future ancestors 90,000 years from now based on the fact I don’t really care for a lot of my relatives today.

lol,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I don't like mine either,so welcome to the club

 

[Silent Earth]

Prep about it, dont worry about it, you can worry when it happens and not before, until then PREP.

 

[Otterbatcat]

They are all active, we have 14 active volcanoes in the Cascade range all part of the ring of fire.

Okay, and thanks for the clarification on that. Definitely a messy business when one of them unleashes itself though.

 

[Otterbatcat]

...and Everyday is a good day to Prep...

 

[Silent Earth]

Phillipines has joined in now
https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ific-ring-of-fire-hawaii-usgs-Davao-Koronadal

 

[Maverick]

One thing to remember is Hawaii was built from a volcano and what we are seeing is construction work by mother nature, as we watch Hawaii is expanding land mass by the magma covering the ground, in ten or so years we will see vegetation starting to grow on the new land. Hawaii is growing and expanding

Mt. St. Helen we could look in the crater and see the mountain rebuild itself, last year the Wife had core samples from the crater's dome to be tested in the lab. In the crater of the mountain you can feel life under the feet, we live on the ground that's always moving and expanding. Life at its grandest!

 

[Otterbatcat]

Yeah....it's funny last week a coworker talked about how somebody in Hawaii poured millions of gallons of water into a fissure and it did no good.

My unspoken thoughts at the time were....Um, yeah...the Island chain has been created from the same origin over thousands of years and the earth leaked molten rock from the ocean floor until it broke the surface of the sea several times over.

It's cool your wife does that stuff, Maverick. The on goings of our planet are pretty fascinating at times if you choose to look into it.