[Izzy Dunne]

Here's a live webcam of MSH. It's dark now, but if anybody sees a glow, pay attention!
I use GeekTool to keep this picture on my desktop. So I can see it erupt (or not). http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/images/mshvolcanocam.jpg

[dc-zoo]

OMG.. I'm looking at your webcam image and the mountain's gone! Did she already blow?! :)

[Ichneumon]

Uh oh, the volcano seems to be filling the sky with a dense cloud of little green and purple streaks -- that can't be a good sign...

[rdl6989]

Thanks, I probably wouldn't have watched the webcam tonight but the idea about a glow is great. I got a BIG scare today when I pulled it up on my computer and saw the low clouds and fog. I thought for a minute that it was erupting then.

[djf]

Turn the dang spotlights on!

Seriously, I checked the webcam this morning about 2 am and you could barely make out the outline of the mountain. But we had a beautiful, brilliant full moon last night, I probably could have sat on my front porch and read by it.

I regularly watch the seismograms for all the mts here. St.H has been showing, for at least two months prior, a continuous low level harmonic that rarely subsided at all.

She's gonna go this time.

[rdl6989]

Take a look at the webcam. Is that a light somebody turned on or what at the bottom left of the screen. It looks to be too low and left to be the volcano, but not sure. At 22:34 local on the webcam.