[Geysers] Steamboat?

Chase Ellison crellison at gmail.com
Wed Feb 21 21:41:39 PST 2007


I also have heard a report or two from Xanterra coach drivers that  
Cistern was 8 or 9 feet below over flow as of  5 P.M. Little good it  
will do but I'll try to take a run down on the Norris snow coach tour  
on monday to check it out but thats the soonest I can get down there.

Chase Ellison
On Feb 21, 2007, at 8:38 PM, Mike Keller wrote:

> There is an unconfirmed report that Steamboat erupted within the  
> past 24-48 hours.  The following was reported to Bonnie Schwartz,  
> Old Faithful Sub-District Ranger this afternoon (2/21) by a female  
> guide (I didn’t get the guide’s name):
>
>
> “Steamboat Geyser appears to be ready to erupt.  It is sending a  
> plume of steam several hundred feet into the air, and Cistern  
> Spring is draining.”  The guide said Cistern dropped 2cm in the 20  
> minutes they watched it.  Now before you say “Steamboat erupted”,  
> the guide neglected to mention anything about ice, wash, snowmelt,  
> or mud in the area.  Instead, she said the bacteria mat looked  
> thick in the runoff channel.  She also told Bonnie there were no  
> footprints in the snow and that her party appeared to be the first  
> one to visit the area in days.  YNP has been hit with a heavy  
> snowstorm the past 48 hours, with over a foot of new snow falling  
> in the interior.
>
>
> I am heading out of the Park tomorrow morning for the weekend and  
> won’t be able to visit Steamboat until early next week.  Hopefully  
> someone else who knows what to look at will get there before I do…
>
>
> MK
>
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