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COMMENTS
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WildChild
16:55 May 03 2010
Not to burst your bubble but there was no lava from that one. I was there and remember it quite well..
cadrewolf
17:08 May 03 2010
Yeah you are right, but they are predicting it on the next event.
dabbler
17:32 May 03 2010
I lived in the San Fran Bay Area when the 85 -ish eruption, we collected ash on a few occasions.
I was under the impression that Helana Was a sub chamber vent, meaning the lava pressurized with gasses, they may have detected a vein emerging though.. that would likely produce projected heated rocks.
WildChild
17:50 May 03 2010
I lived in St. Helens Or. 80 miles from the mountain. Sat on my roof watching it blow up.. Was an awsome sight, one I will never forget. We were southwest of it and the majority of the ash went northwest. LOL I still have like 100 coffee cans of the ash somewhere.. I was just out there last month and don't remember anyone talking about the it "coming back to life".
PandorasBx
02:21 May 04 2010
I remember it too, we got a ton of ash from it and they closed down our schools. It was gray skies here for weeks.