California heating up?

[Yaelle]

We are considering a move to Boise. I have never been there yet but my brother has jobs there and says it's beautiful. What is it like, conservativewise? I bet you can step out of the closet there. I am out of the closet here (L.A.) but only because I am either bold or stupid.

And are there trees? Every time I look at homes on the web, I see homes with no trees around them. I guess it's because many homes are very new? Is it deserty looking there in general, or are there plenty of trees??

[Billthedrill]

Keep a virgin handy just in case.

I believe the last virgin sighted in California was in 1963.

[UB355]

forties, it should be around 55 degrees from a groundwell.

[NativeSon]

. Check the yellow pages for a good magma removal service near you.

I'm still laughin' (especially since we are having a bit of a cold spell out here..)

[Al Simmons]

The entire Yellowstone Valley is one GIANT volcano Caldera. It last blew 1/1/2 million years ago.

If it repeated the performance today, hundreds of thousands would die and our economy would be crippled for a generation.

P.S. The scientists have been detecting a steadily rising lave plume under yellowstone for some years now. God help us all if it blows in our (or our children's) lifetime!

[BenLurkin]

Watch out for certain rabbits, however:

[socal_parrot]

I believe the last virgin sighted in California was in 1963.

Maybe he can import one from Vegas?

[76834]

You sure got that right.
Refer to my #40

[jpsb]

If something BIG was going on then other would be seeing this too. Maybe your water pump is burning up? How is your electric bill? Is that on the rise too?

[76834]

You sure got that right.
Refer to my #40

[Kenny Bunk]

THIS IS ALL BUSH'S FAULT.

VOTE FOR HILLARY NOW, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!

[Kenny Bunk]

THIS IS ALL BUSH'S FAULT.

VOTE FOR HILLARY NOW, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!

[Quix]

Uhhhhhh

Are you sure?

My understanding is that the whole inland volcanic valley/area has been heating up for several decades in spots, relatively slowly. I forget where I heard that--but it was about 30 years ago when I was doing some backpacking in the area.

[cmsgop]

Please keep us informed.

[Axenolith]

Mt Lassen last erupted ~1917. How far away are you and what sort of increase in temp are you seeing? Additionally, it might help to check the pH, total dissolved solids and conductivity levels (among other parameters) over time. You can either rent or buy a meter for that, or the county guy might loan you one. Check it before the water enters any softening equipment you might have. The rate and amount of change could be relevant to it actually being something.

If it's really drastic, you could probably rope me into coming up and looking at it. If you're property is going to begin jetting steam, sulfur and magmatic ejecta I want to be there, because I'm a geologist and that would be COOL! ;)

[LittleJoe]

The water is crystal clear and sweet. It's just hot.
No earthquake or volcanic activity, although I've now had a couple people call and say that they are losing flow. That's how it started with mine.

[Quix]

I'd think the pump would have to be extremely hot and very poor at pumping water so that water when through it very slowly.

[BenLurkin]

Same questions here. Would appreciate any info.

[Axenolith]

West, west definitly, fallout will be to the east!