9-24-04
SEATTLE -- Swarms of tiny earthquakes at Mount Saint Helens could indicate that a small amount of magma is moving into the crater, cracking the lava dome.
Washington state seismologist Tony Qamar says it's unlikely there is any hazard to anyone outside the crater. Qamar says the seismology lab at the University of Washington in Seattle is having trouble keeping up with the hundreds of tiny quakes that began yesterday and show no sign of letting up today.
There was a similar swarm in 2001 that resulted in no eruption. There has been no significant activity at Mount Saint Helens since the 1980 blast that killed dozens of people.
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PS> if the shit blows. I will put up pics.
SEATTLE -- Swarms of tiny earthquakes at Mount Saint Helens could indicate that a small amount of magma is moving into the crater, cracking the lava dome.
Washington state seismologist Tony Qamar says it's unlikely there is any hazard to anyone outside the crater. Qamar says the seismology lab at the University of Washington in Seattle is having trouble keeping up with the hundreds of tiny quakes that began yesterday and show no sign of letting up today.
There was a similar swarm in 2001 that resulted in no eruption. There has been no significant activity at Mount Saint Helens since the 1980 blast that killed dozens of people.
Source Here
PS> if the shit blows. I will put up pics.

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