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http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/

Thanks Andrew. Very interesting.

Cool, thanks Andrew!  

Hi Andrew...!
Thanks for the link, very interesting...!
Let's hope the wind is not blowing in your direction...(Idaho)... ...!

Cheers Andrew...keep your head down... ...!

Paul.

Let's hope the wind is not blowing in your direction...(Idaho)... ...!

Cheers Andrew...keep your head down... ...!

Unfortunantly the wind is blowing in a NE direction, but I don't think the ash will reach Idaho

Thanks Andrew. it says it updates every 5 mins 1 pic rather than a live  film. What am I doing wrong?

Ben

Unfortunantly the wind is blowing in a NE direction, but I don't think the ash will reach Idaho

It reached Europe last time.

[quote]Thanks Andrew. it says it updates every 5 mins 1 pic rather than a live

It reached Europe last time.

Trace amounts were found all over the world-everywhere.  It was powerful enough that it put ash into the atmosphere and as a result it was deposited around the world.

It reached Europe last time.

This one probably isn't gonna be as big as the last one...there's not enough mountain left  ;D The ash cloud from the recent "eruptions" have barely left the state, only drifted down to Oregon. It would be kind cool to get ash up here though

It reached Europe last time.

I wasn't talking about the last 'big' one. I'm talking about the ash cloud that was produced yesterday morning. There wasn't enough to spread all over the world, let alone Washington state like last time

I remember when that British Airways 747 flew through an ash cloud. The pilot told the passengers that they had lost all engines and were trying to get them going. As they were descending the ash cleared from the engines and they were able to get 3 going. That would have been scary  :o

The ash cloud from the recent "eruptions" have barely left the state, only drifted down to Oregon.

Yeah, I think they were getting a little bit of it in Portland-but thats not far at all.

Oooh that must have been scary.

Ben