Anyone feel uneasy about Mount St. Helens?

[Oregonhunter5]

No

 

[best defense]

I was at a wedding in Oregon directly south of the mountain when it blew.
I am not worried about St. Helen blowing again, but I am concerned about the south side of Mt. Hood. The ground there has been moving for the last 20 years or so. When it finally does decide to erupt, I figure most of Warm springs will be gone or under ash, and it will likely take Bend off the map as well.

 

[partsed]

It was pretty strange waking up in the morning on seeing your car covered with a dusting of ash. Remember the run on air filters for your cars??

 

[Norm0931]

I was at a wedding in Oregon directly south of the mountain when it blew.
I am not worried about St. Helen blowing again, but I am concerned about the south side of Mt. Hood. The ground there has been moving for the last 20 years or so. When it finally does decide to erupt, I figure most of Warm springs will be gone or under ash, and it will likely take Bend off the map as well.

Hood doesn't really erupt like most of the stratovolcanoes of typical to the PNW though. It's eruptions are typically less violent and usually consist of pyrochlastic and lava flows. If the North face goes, Hood River is toast. If Crater Rock/South face goes Welches, Wemme, Wildwood, and possibly Pine Hollow and Tygh Valley are gone. Portland will really only see ash and issues with transportation.

People for some reason built towns on top of lava flows. Same deal up in Tacoma area from Rainier. When Rainier goes you'll see lahar flows (crazy rushing super heated mud rivers of death) resulting, which means Randle, Puyallup, Tacoma, and Olympia are all going to have massive destruction.

History Channel did a Mega Disasters episode this year about Rainier.

 

[I594 Sucks]

If anything, my money is on St. Helens possibly doing some "dome building". It would be a slow eruption...nothing explosive like 1981. However, saying that, it is possible that some locations will be destroyed by the ensuing lava flow(s), but people will likely have plenty of time to evacuate.

It could be destructive, but probably not deadly.

 

[crstrode]

My only concern is how many hipsters will survive if Portland and Seattle avoid a direct hit.

 

[mjbskwim]

Norm you mentioned a few cities and towns that would be effected by Rainier but the flows would go east too. There are a lot of drainages off that mountain.

 

[Vanillagerrilla]

its Bush's fault...

 

[drs]

Check this guy out. I have been following his progress for a couple years. Seems like him and his crew might be on to something. I won't even try and explain how they do it, but they are getting close to being able to predict earthquakes. CAUTION, the material is science heavy, but the idea is easy to grasp.

http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/

 

[albin25]

"Anyone feel uneasy about Mount St. Helens?"
-Why, Is she wanting to use the boy's bathroom?
Don't worry, 'cuz ever since the last eruption...
...she no longer peaks.

There's little anyone can do to mitigate the effects of an active volcano's eruption on your family and you...
...other than beating everyone else to somewhere else, before it blows.

 

[eliduc]

So the last time that big mountain blew it's top, in 1980 they said St. Helen's is brewing up some activity. I just lived through the 9.0 Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan. This region of the Ring Of Fire is the only section (including that fault line under Seattle) that's way overdue for a big one. If that were to happen, it would economically cripple the whole state and it's neighbors. I can't image the calamity that would ensue after that. And that ash would head this way. There's still ash all over Central and Eastern WA from 35 years ago. I gotta bad feeling. Call me weird. It's that Japanese Women's intuition. I knew something was off the day of that 9.0 quake. I have been able to experience things only mostly women can do. I'm not a psychic. I don't play into that stuff. I am capable, but that's playing with evil. I always tell people I will not involve myself in that. https://www.openbible.info/topics/volcanoes_in_endtimes

So what's left to blow up? It's already a thousand feet shorter.

 

[Doc In UPlace]

The one I look sideways at is Rainier. I think she's up to something.

 

[Oregonhunter5]

I have two gallons of ash I've been packing around since the blow. Collected it on my street.

 

[RicInOR]

I did drive by a big pile of ash today. They are working at one end of the pile - it looked fresh - like some was recently removed.

Maybe they state needs some more?

 

[eldbillbo]

Oh Harry Truman your spirit lake is gone but Oh Harry Turuuman you're spirit will live on and on.

Well I don't know where Ima gonna go if the va can no blow.

I am more afraid of cancer than mount st helens.
I am more afraid of a getting hit by a drunk driver than mt st helens
I am more afraid of a hearth disease than mt st helens
Actually I am not really not afraid of any of those things because I can't control any of them. We are all gonna die some day. We should all be grateful for the days we have lived because many don't make it this far.
We lived through the last eruption. There are disasters all across the world many die many loose their homes but life goes on.

What I am afraid of more than anything is hillary for President