Mount St. Helens Burps 36,000 Foot Plume
Plume from Mount St. Helens, as seen from the Cascade Volcano Observatory Office roof, taken approximately at 5:30 PM, PST. Plume is drifting east-northeast after reaching approximately 36,000 feet above sea level.
USGS Photograph taken at approximately 5:30 PM PST on March 8, 2005, by Matt Logan.
Photos from Mt. St. Helens appear here.
I live a little over forty miles from Mt. St. Helens but I did not witness this event because I was at baseball practice with Ryan and Alana.
Josh Poulson
Posted Tuesday, Mar 8 2005 07:36 PM
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There are 3 comments on this entry.
The picture of the volcano fumes is fantastic.
Deepu
Posted Wednesday, Mar 9 2005 07:33 AM
My parents live outside Yelm; their house being about half-an-inch to the left of the USGS symbol in the bottom left corner.
Plume drifting away from them. They're safe.
Carridine in Bangkok
Carridine
Posted Wednesday, Mar 9 2005 05:02 PM
Did anyone else notice that the plume is shaped like the state of kentucky?
The Cure
Posted Monday, Mar 14 2005 11:18 AM
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