[Gay State Conservative]

Several documentaries I've seen suggest that Yellowstone has caused enormous problems in the (distant) past and if it ever again got fully cookin’ it could have cataclysmic consequences.

[Kozak]

Suggest?

[AlexW]

” if it ever again got fully cookin’ it could have cataclysmic consequences.”
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Yes it could....like wipe out half of the US.
It is nothing to be made fun of, as I see many FReepers doing.

[FredZarguna]

The first time my wife and I were in Yellowstone, we arrived the day they dynamited the snowdrifts to open the Sylvan Pass (May 1st that year.) We hadn't yet learned anything about Yellowstone because none of the Park offices were yet open, and our hotel room was in West Yellowstone, MT, on the other side of the Park.

We decided to take a drive on the upper loop, from Dunraven Pass to Tower Falls in the mid-afternoon. There's an overlook at one spot above Mt Washburn that's around 10,000 feet where you can look down into the lower loop road of the Park. It's breathtaking: as soon as you look down, you realize you are looking into the crater of a volcano that's like 40-50 MILES in diameter.

I said, "My God. The whole Park is just a Volcano."

Very, very spooky.

[TurboZamboni]

I wonder which of Barry’s regional climate hubs is going to mitigate the climate change from this.