[Geysers] example of cold weather steam

[Kory Collier]

(Oops!  Again, but with image attached.)

Paul Strasser's comments made me remember this webcam shot that I captured
in September, apparently during an extended moment of little or no breeze.
So it's not a winter image, but I thought that the nice, vertical columns
might be useful for ID/recognition purposes.

Kory Collier


On 11/29/06, Paul Strasser <upperbasin at comcast.net> wrote:
>
> Here is a webcam shot I saw this afternoon of the first semi-nice surge
> from
> Old Faithful.  With an outside temp of 14, this was a huge (and gorgeous)
> steam cloud that in warmer days would be nary a puff.
>
> Just an example of how cold temps will affect the appearance of an
> eruption.
> BTW, the next image after this was of OF in full eruption, and the steam
> basically covered the entire right portion of the image.
>
> Hopefully, folks will capture steam clouds from a lot of the geysers
> during
> the cold weather to help give us all an impression of how the basin looks
> in
> winter.
>
> Paul Strasser
>
>
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