Mt. Rainier - The Giant ends his sleep

[link to tunk.ess.washington.edu]

No need to panic. President Obama is monitoring the situation.

I just pulled raw seismic data for the last three days at Rainier and checked. No tremor, no nothing, other than usual. Apparently PNSN is having trouble with some part of their telemetry. Never assume doom. Ask a question instead, and I will help answer truthfully if I can. In this case I could, so I did.

doom cancelled.

Then provide us with the Seimograms from Camp Muir for the last 3 Weeks.

Oh and just for the record

I´AM NO EXPERT, TAKE THIS INFORMATION AS YOU WANT, THROW IT AWAY OR NOT, BUT IN EVERY CASE BE AWARE, BE SAFE AND PROTECTED!

Where will you be when earth explodes?!

I can confirm that the data is intact, because while I had pulled data from station RCS and it showed nothing, I just additionally pulled RCM's data. It's there. I don't know why PNSN can't access it and/or display it. I see what looks like to be tremor in several places, but it is wind or other noise- seeing as I ran it through a spectrograph. The seismic components are not there. And no, I will not provide you with the last three weeks of data, although I could. Now if you want me to look up a specific signature on a specific day, I might.

Sorry, not trying to be rude or anything, and I'm no expert either. But I been at this a while. And just to prove to you that the data does exist and is intact, look here, and you can see the webicorder data for RCM for today:

[link to www.iris.edu]

And you can look up whatever day you want to. Learn to use the Bud Explorer, people's. Also, for the future, you could have deduced that signature was not tremor by just doing the same and pulling data from nearby stations like RCS or STAR- and seeing that it does not show up there. Tremor at Rainier would definitely light up most, if not all, of those stations with a similar signature. Ok, the end, I'm out. Hope that was helpful.

nice catch op

Just found this. Thank you for the information.

[link to www.pnsn.org]
Off topic, but despite the shutdown, the Mt. St. Helen's Volcano Cam seems to be still steaming.

Actually the winds usually blow W, SW, carrying the ash inland. It's the mud flows that can create devastion locally regardless of wind direction. Mt Baker is no cream puff either.

"Size and frequency of lahars: During the past several thousand years large lahars have reached the Puget Sound lowland on average at least once every 500 to 1,000 years. Smaller flows not extending as far as the lowland occurred more frequently. If future large lahars happen at rates similar to those of the past, there is roughly a 1-in-10 chance of a lahar reaching the Puget Sound lowland during an average human lifespan."

[link to geology.com]

i was up on camp miur a few weeks ago, I didn't feel any tremors or excitement :(

I dream sometimes that I'm up there when it decides to go off. I can't think of a more beautiful way to go. :)

If true I'd advise getting the %#@! out of Seattle. It's not if, it's WHEN. The same is true for Yellowstone.

The PNW is littered with volcanoes and fault lines.
Where ya gonna go? Haha, out of the valleys, out of the mountains, away from the coast? Not much left to choose from.

On Nov. 3, 2013, the sun will be eclipsed by the moon with Saturn conjunct in Scorpio. On the back side of the earth, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune form a V-Shape.

Should Mt Vesuvius erupts on this day, the beginning of the earth changes will begin within 3 months.

I'm in pdx and have gas masks just for this type of event

Word. Actually it's like at least 1/3 of the U.S. Where you gonna run to? Having said that, I'd "like" to think that with a little lead time, I could somehow bug out to south america. Probably not feasible, but it's all I have



Peace.