Yellowstone Magma chamber earthquake activity ” Sign of Western US pressure

Two volcanic earthquakes have struck Idaho , and Wyoming over the past 12 hours. Both earthquakes related to the volcanic chambers below the famous Yellowstone Super-Volcano.

Above: May 18, 2015 – Yellowstone Supervolcano shows earthquake activity across the whole of the magma chamber.

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Both seismic events registered in the 3.0M+ range, and occurred directly along the line of the Yellowstone Magma chamber. One of the earthquakes struck directly inside of Yellowstone national park.

The underground magma chamber for the Yellowstone Supervolcano has now been confirmed to reach far West into Idaho, and North into Montana.

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Above: Graphic showing a recent May 9, 2015 earthquake, and the location of the magma chamber for Yellowstone.

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New measurements have also revealed that over 11 grand canyons worth of Magma (11,000+ cubic miles) is stored below this well known ‘supervolcano’.

The lower, larger magma chamber extends far West and North from the actual current Yellowstone National Park area.

This large magma chamber is showing earthquake activity due to pressure being placed on the magma chambers below via the North American Craton being displaced from the Pacific Northwest.

In addition to this Yellowstone earthquake activity, we have also seen multiple dormant volcanoes show earthquake activity over the past week all along the West coast of the United States.

There has even been an announcement that Glacier Peak Volcano in Washington State is now being monitored for possible eruptive activity.

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Information on these two earthquakes from the USGS:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/uu60111082#scientific_origin:uu_uu60111082

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Information on these two earthquakes from the USGS:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/uu60111082#scientific_origin:uu_uu60111082

Magnitude / uncertainty 3.0 ml± 0.2
Location / uncertainty 44.583°N 110.364°W± 0.3 km
Depth / uncertainty 5.0 km± 1.3
Origin Time
Number of Stations 22
Number of Phases 22
Minimum Distance 3.45 km (0.03°)
Travel Time Residual 0.18 sec
Azimuthal Gap 71°
FE Region Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming (459)

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us10002a7a#scientific_origin:us_us10002a7a

Magnitude / uncertainty 3.2 ml± 0.0
Location / uncertainty 44.467°N 114.153°W± 2.9 km
Depth / uncertainty 2.8 km± 6.6
Origin Time
Number of Stations
Number of Phases 21
Minimum Distance 14.47 km (0.13°)
Travel Time Residual 0.46 sec
Azimuthal Gap 68°
FE Region Southern Idaho (33)

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