[Happy2BMe]

"In July, 2003, Yellowstone Park rangers closed the entire Norris Geyser Basin because of deformation of the land and excessive high ground temperatures. There is an area that is 28 miles long by 7 miles wide that has bulged upward over five inches since 1996, and this year the ground temperature on that bulge has reached over 200 degrees (measured one inch below ground level)."

Holy LAVA FLOWS BATMAN!

If you check the Park Service's map - Lo and Behold - the Norris Geyser basin is COMPLETELY removed from any photos or info - it has in fact been closed!

Wil she blow "easterly" or "westerly?"

Sure gonna have an impcat on California strawberries.

Yellowstone map site

"During the month of November 2003, 56 earthquakes were located in the Yellowstone region. The largest shock to occur during this report period was a magnitude 2.2 earthquake on November 20th at 14:26 UTC, located about 8.3 miles south southwest of Madison Junction, Wyoming.

Earthquake activity in the Yellowstone region is at background levels."

[HiTech RedNeck]

and this year the ground temperature on that bulge has reached over 200 degrees (measured one inch below ground level)."

What did it use to be? How fast is it getting hotter? Once it gets hot enough to melt the ground... blooierama.

[RightWhale]

The largest shock to occur during this report period was a magnitude 2.2

That's about the shock of 2 fully-loaded watertrucks hitting each other headon at 35 mph if you were standing 200 yards away.