Yellowstone Safe Areas

Hello this thread is to discuss possible safe havens should there be an evacuation of any kind in light of the recent earthquake activity in Yellowstone.

Also keep in mind that this may vary depending on what area you are posting from but the purpose of this thread is to find areas that may be suitable should such an event occur.

Found a site with some helpful information:

www.secretsofsurvival.com...

i think the best thing a person can do living in the usa is to put their head between their knees to kiss their ass goodbye.

in such an event the living might despise the dead.
im in iowa on the mississippi river. the effect on my zone is up in the air but i think my death if a supervocano erupted would be something like my lungs cementing themselves together.

i will fight to live until that happens. i dont think id make it far enough away from my current area to chance leaving.

i guess it's all going to depend on how hard and how high the thing really blows (if it blows).

you could get anything from a silent fart, that would only take out anyone/thing that just happened to be unlucky enough to be standing next to it; to a full blown projectile vomit that just might affect the whole world. (and all variances in between)

if it's the later ... i'm glad i live where i do!

I live in Ontario Canada... I don't know what kind of effect we would experience here, but I'm sure that if Yellowstone caldera erupted, we'd all be screwed. In a 2012 book I read, it mentioned Yellowstone and said the whole world would be effected badly if it erupted... so...

I'm going to buy some bottled water and canned goods just in case something happens... but pray to God that nothing does! |

Eek...

Here's the Ash Fallout Map for a 600 mile radius



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Thanks for posting all.

Bump!

I live just on the west edge of the projected ash fall should the worst case scenario happen.

As long as this baby isn't triggered in the process...

pubs.usgs.gov...

I suppose I could head over to the coast and put my lips right down to the water for some fresh air...until the plume makes it around the world once.

We are at about the 500 mile mark, west south west of Yellowstone. For us it all depends on the jet stream as to the ash fall out. If it blows bad then we will hook up the camp trailer and head west north west to Gold Beach Oregon, with the extra gas I have on hand we can make it without needing to buy gas. Once there hope for a ship for the southern hemisphere. If not its been a great life.

It appears I'm in a safe zone,but how long will anything be safe once the ashes come down,I read they found ash from last eruption there in Florida,and that can't be good

Dude... If Yellowstone goes in the worst way possible (fingers crossed it never does in your lifetime) I would suggest Canada, or somewhere south America.

Actually for all round safety go for somewhere that is financially independent from the USA and on the other side of the planet... Even then you might see US forces knocking on the door looking for resources.

If the Yellowstone caldera does blow there won't be anywhere safe. It won't matter where you live, only how much money and power you wield.

It truly will be a case of "dogs and cats living together"...

Does anyone know what if any effect it would have on Australia, specifically Brisbane?

There should be no direct affect but the general global effect of a drop in temp could affect rain and weather patterns for decades, the reduction in sunlight getting down to earth should cause doughts across the world according to some sources, others say the extra mico fine particles in the air will cause more rain !!, Either way a buggered up climate is likely.

I feel obliged to reiterate what I said earlier. Nowhere is safe from this baby.

There may be relatively safe, meteorologically speaking, areas to survive. However, politically these areas will come under enormous strain from those trying to escape the fall-out zones and the world's population will become unsustainable at current levels.

Daft as it initially sounds a heavily armed fuel tanker stocked to the gills with supplies moored somewhere in the Southern oceans is probably your safest bet.

A lot would depend on who you want to believe, when and if the SHTF as to regards Yellowstone.

Some would have you believe that it is the end of the world as we know it, others say that outside of the USA will be okay and yet others again are inbetween ...... take your pick.

The truth of the matter IMO, is no-one really knows what will happen should Yellowstone blow. Will it be the full monty of the whole caldera blowing? or will it just be a part of it blowing?. These questions will be answered once Yellowstone blows.

IMO, I am glad I personally have a large ocean between me and Yellowstone and then some more sea surrounding my Island.

Ash would travel much like nuclear fallout.
The ash map will give a general idea of the fall pattern, but it is likely to be a flattened ellipse that follows an easterly path.

Here is a .PDF link for a modeled eruption:
www.mpimet.mpg.de...

If Yelllowstone goes there are no 'safe areas'. The entire world would be severely effected. Last time it went, humanoid life on this planet almost went extinct.

We should all be paying attention to the stars on this matter. Think of where other planets are in the universe and how their gravitaional forces might affect the earth.

On July 22 there will be a full solar eclipse. I found out about this by counting back around 1,280 days from December 21, 2012. not sure how accurately I counted though, but the date definitely stuck out. Take a look at the list of full solar eclipses.



www.hermit.org...

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