Sig repeated on the south-ridge recorder as well!
www.ess.washington.edu...
You guys this is about a 2.0 I'm guessing.
AND, there was a smaller one (less than 1.0) about 12:18 UTC this morning.

Originally posted by shoo
Maybe one of those?
earthquake.usgs.gov...
earthquake.usgs.gov...
and btw. small earthquake happen all the time. About 2000 a day, just read that somewhere yesterday. So as long as there are no news around it is false alarm. Or
Well, actually, it appears that if there are "2000 quakes a day" under St. Helens, they must be < .5 mag, because as you can see in Nerdling's post above, .5 and up is recorded.
The first event may very well have been the 4.2 off the Oregon coast, but as I said before I spent an hour checking CA events against recordings on St. Helens' webicorder and they don't show up...so the second was is not the 3.5 (the times don't match either) - the second event in the Cascades was at about 15:45 UTC. The 3.5 was at 16:00 UTC.
As for conspiracy, I don't know what you're talking about. This thread is about concerning webicorder tracks on St. Helens...how can that be a conspiracy???