[Geysers] Geyser Report Friday, July 5, 2013

[T Scott Bryan]

Any ideas as to the durations of those two (1149 and 1338ie on July 5) eruptions by Beehive's Indicator -- clearly false Indicators?

Scott Bryan




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Barbara Lasseter <barbara.lasseter at gmail.com> wrote:

>Friday, July 5, 2013
>
>Beehive: 0555
>Beehive's Indicator Geyser:  0537ie, 1149, 1338ie
>Grand: 0849 T2Q
>West Triplet: 0625, 0903
>Turban: 0752, 0812, 0831, 0849
>Lion: 0507ie, 0611, 0713
>Little Cub ie @ 0639, 0918
>Depression: 0859, 1207
>Aurum: 1056
>Castle: 0507ie (in water phase) major after overnight minor
>Oblong: 0620ns, 1204
>Riverside: 1024
>Daisy: 0614, 0855ns, 1142
>Grotto: 0719ns
>Rocket Major: 0806
>Fountain: 0733 d=36
>Great Fountain: 0552ie
>Dome was ie for the 2nd day with eruptions every 20 minutes or so
>where I got closed intervals today
>Atomizer: 1305 minor (D=60 seconds),  1319 major d=10min
>
>Griz w/3 cubs stopped traffic along the loop road just N of Biscuit
>this AM, and the loop road continued to be solid string of creeping
>traffic N and S bound past Midway, where they must have been giving
>out $20 bills as I passed at 2P.  Roadsides completely parked up and
>traffic barely moving.
>
>West YS got light rain late yesterday, but the park looked to have
>received a full dose of monsoon rain.  Madison appeared to have been
>doused, and roads were wet all the way to OF.  Looks like the flowers
>will last for a while, and perhaps the threat of fires put off just a
>bit longer.
>
>Barbara Lasseter
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