Significant late night trembler readings on Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Hood and Mt. Rainier.

St. Helens, South Ridge 16:45
St. Helens, Dome Station 21:40
St. Helens, South Ridge 21:40

Mt. Rainier, Longmire 19:00 & 22:00

Mt. Hood 22:10

Okay, I had the indian prophecy farkled up.

Here it is in the words of Sun Bear, Chippewa Medicine Man:

A volcano that will devastate the Seattle area is foretold is an ancient prophecy from Washington State's Puyallup tribe, which says, "The time will come when Little Sister will speak, and Grandfather will answer. And the land will be swept clean to the ocean." Sun Bear explained that Donald Matheson, a leader of the Puyallup tribe, moved his people to Idaho in 1979 because he believed it was time for this prophecy to be fulfilled. In March 1980, the mountain that we call little sister began to whisper. May 18th of 1980, the Little Sister spoke with a cubic mile of mountain that was spread over the northwest area, and many other parts of the world... "The Little Sister is called Mount St. Helens. Soon, the Grandfather is going to answer so much bigger. That one is called Mt. Rainier." Indian prophecies also foretold worldwide environmental catastrophes such as the greenhouse effect, "changes in the seasons and in the weather, disappearance of wildlife, famine," and the ozone hole, which was referred to as a "hole in our lodging."

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So, Mt. St. Helens is "little sister"

I haven't seen much here about this, other than what is likely in the links, but to explain for those who don't know, Mt. Rainier is right smack next to the Seattle, WA metropolitan spread. Having been to Seattle often lately on business, I can tell you that if that mountain blows, you're looking at a death toll unheard of in modern times, from a natural disaster....likely in the order of tens of thousands, if not more...

This also isn't the first I've seen about this. There was a thread a while back (I remember, as it was only a couple days before my last flight there, hehe....), pointing to increased seismic activity there.... If I was in Seattle (as some of our members are), I'd definitely pay good attention to that mountain's activity.....

Furthermore, this isn't entirely unusual activity. Most folks seem to forget that the whole area is part of the "Ring of Fire" of the Pacific and there are a number of active volcanos in and around the area. When you have any activity on one side of the Ring, it tends to cause activity around other points... just as when you drop a bar of soap into your bathtub, it does tend to spread ripples to all sides of that bathtub.

My friends still can point to damage from the Seattle earthquake that happened within the last 10 years and there's damage from other quakes that happened over the previous thousand years there if you know where to look for it.

If you guys will remember, there was a lot of warning about Mt. St. Helens. In recent years, volcano warning systems have been accurate enough to get people away from the vicinity of volcanos when there was a real danger rather than waiting till there was a disaster and saying "oops, sorry" afterwards.

I like volcanos, so I tend to follow stories about them -- the situation on Ranier bears watching because someday it WILL go boom. But in dealing with a potential danger (like driving a car at 60 mph) you need to learn when signs point to a real danger (a truck headed straight towards you at 100 mph) and when signs are normal (other cars driving along the road at 60 mph.)

If you flinch and yell "DANGER" at every little sign, you will miss the signs of the real danger.

Meanwhile, volcanos are neat things... reading up on the current research (you can find more of it using the SCIRUS.COM search engine) should produce some papers by the folks who predicted volcano eruptions in the past 20 years (including Mt. St. Helens... thank goodness. Only 7 died; more would have died without the warnings from the vulcanologists.)

Byrd,

You could provide some links to the "predictors". That would be greatly appreciated, because not only do I keep an eye on the Cascades, I am also on the Yellowstone Research Project and I would like to "learn" about the logic these predictors are using.

THANK YOU!

You say only seven died from St.Helen's, that's wrong, it was 40-50+. No offense.

It has been said by experts for a long time that Rainier will blow one day. No question.

Now, where did I put my breather mask??

ooo-kay...
I'm supposed to go to Seattle on business in late January - hope it doesn't blow while I'm there....
(heavy sigh)

Originally posted by Valhall
Byrd,

You could provide some links to the "predictors". That would be greatly appreciated, because not only do I keep an eye on the Cascades, I am also on the Yellowstone Research Project and I would like to "learn" about the logic these predictors are using.

THANK YOU!

I'm quoting myself because I meant to say...

Byrd...COULD YOU provide some links...lol.

It would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Okay, now maybe some one will listen to me:

Magnitude 2.4
Date-Time Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 00:13:04 (UTC)
= Coordinated Universal Time
Monday, December 29, 2003 at 4:13:04 PM
= local time at epicenter

Location 46.197°N, 122.192°W
Depth 2 km (~1 mile) set by location program
Region MOUNT ST. HELENS AREA, WASHINGTON

When is the last time there was a 2.0+ earthquake under St. Helens???

alot of shaking going on

What is typical for a daily activity log there?

The earth changes continue to accelerate.

But just ignore them.

It is only spring in winter out there.

The effects on the sun and then the earth of the dark star will proceed the coming asteroid pack and the energy from the galactic centre.

Originally posted by THENEO
The earth changes continue to accelerate.

But just ignore them.

It is only spring in winter out there.

The effects on the sun and then the earth of the dark star will proceed the coming asteroid pack and the energy from the galactic centre.

Would that be "the energy" the grays are rumored to be sending?

No the energy is a result of natural periodic events in most galaxies such as stars going nova etc.

Unknown to many as of yet such great bursts of gamma rays for example affect all life at the cellular level.