[Geysers] Webcam times 8/7/2010

TSBryan at aol.com TSBryan at aol.com
Sun Aug 8 09:46:32 PDT 2010


As with Graham, I write from afar, and the following should not be taken as 
 a prediction. However (hoo-ha), in 1994 in the five days prior to 
Beehive's  Indicator beginning a stretch of 10 days without triggering Beehive, the 
pattern  was:
 
Beehive (1044 on 6/28/1994), False, Beehive, False, Beehive, Mid-cycle,  
Beehive, gap in data, Beehive, Mid-cycle, False, Beehive (at 0057 on 
7/2/1994),  Mid-cycle, Mid-cycle, and  False (0908 on 7/2/1994). The next eruption of 
 Beehive was recorded at 1647 on 7/12.
 
We do not know it for absolutely certain, but it is reasonably sure that  
there were no Beehives during those 10 days, HOWEVER, there was a Dome 
(initial  at 1636 on 7/5/1994) and a Giantess (initial 0925 on 7/11/1994).
 
So I wish I was in the Park, but.....
 
Scott Bryan
 
 
In a message dated 8/7/2010 8:00:00 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
meechg at verizon.net writes:

There several false indicators reported today but then there was one  for 
real this afternoon so reports of Beehive's demise have been greatly  
exagerated.  I also claim no power to influence Beehive's ability to  erupt from 
~1700 miles away although it current activity is exciting don't you  think?
Beehive 1334ie Indicator 1318ie, 
Behive Indicator (no Beehive) 0808ie d~59min , 1834ie, 2018ie,  

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: </geyser-list/attachments/20100808/af0f8744/attachment.html>


More information about the Geysers mailing list