[dragnet2]

I bet if Yellowstone ever detonates in a cataclysmic explosion they’ll be able to hear it from Denver.

[LibWhacker]

Yup, Krakatoa was heard 2,000 miles away and, in the worst case, this would be bigger.

[antidisestablishment]

We’d probably hear it in Florida. Lava isn’t an issue with this volcano. The ejecta estimates range from 10^11 to 10^12 CM. Given the location; significant earthquakes and possibly other eruptions could be triggered throughout the country. It’s explosive index is 7-8:

https://sizes.com/units/volcanic_explosivity_index.htm

Krakatoa was a six; it ejected over 11 cubic miles of ejecta, was heard 3000 miles away and caused a 1.3C drop in global temperature:

http://mentalfloss.com/article/67852/10-facts-about-krakatoas-1883-eruption

[Right Wing Assault]

I bet if Yellowstone ever detonates in a cataclysmic explosion they’ll be able to hear it from Denver.

No doubt. When Krakatoa blew in 1883, it was heard 3,000 miles away.