my parents lived in California an Antioch i think that's how you spell it, when Mt St Helens blew it shook windows and everything else, my mom said ash was coverign everything, they even took some ash from the event and still have it today, the story i heard about this and pictures were just amazing..
i was elk hunting that day and then the ground like started to shake so i packed up and got on my fourwheeler and drove off as fast it could go.. i got stopped by one cop but the others let me go
Wow you are lucky! We watched the film in gegoraphy it was really sad, all of the people in our class were crying and really confused as to why this woman and tree planter people comtinued with their work on the side it exploded surley they wouldve known that the volcanoe would destroy it right??
You do know it wasn't technically active it was dorment or dormint i don't kow how to spell though, anyhoo the dormentvolcanoes are the most dangerous as you never know ifthey could or when they could explode
@cookiemonster00011 Thank you, yes i am ok now i have moved to london so... it started when i was doing my work when i heard a loud Roar i look and saw lots of Steam coming from Mt St Helens! i was alone at that time :(
I was 20 years old then and visiting a friend in Richland, Wa aprox 50 or so miles to the East from St Helens. When it went off... it shook the windows and made a loud boom. I knew what it was. After awhile I got on my motorcycle and headed to Kennewick and half way there ash was falling on me. Strange day. Strange experience.
its not that they thought that but it had not shown signs for like a week before it blew the day before they thought that tomrrow would look even better
it seems wierd that only 57 people died in this and yet its considered to be one of the great disasters of the 20th centuary however nevado del ruiz killed 23.000 and didn't attract half as much media attention
It is kind of off the beaten path so not that many people lived close and they had been evacuated. Not many deaths thankfully but a lot of damage to property down the rivers nearby as they became flooded with debris and melted glaciers.
The cool thing about was that I went to Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and learned that the mountain is regaining its height at little bit each year! And I've realized when you at 2:11 of the vid you can see Mt. Rainier to the north, now that's Awsome!
This omits key facts to understanding the eruption. It was not a lava eruption. It was rather like a steam engine blowing up. Billions of gallons of water were trapped within the rock and heated to over 400F, so the pressure to turn to steam was immense. Then the rock exploded to let the steam out. A shock wave of hot water, trees, and mud spread out killing some, not just ash.
Exactly, I'm studying Volcano's at the moment for my GCSE's, and we're doing about Mt. St. Helens, and this video is perfect for getting some quick facts.
It's very well put together, I hope you got a good grade for this. :P
umm please tell me your not serious.... Mt. Rainier is a seperate volcano in the same area roughly 50 miles north. Mt. St Helens has been named this forever. Please do some research before you claim to know what your talking about
awesome video, but maybe next time a bit more imagination (think thats the wrd) you know. in your narrating it's a bit boring to hear 1980 or erupting or st helens over and over agin.
unlike man made bombs though, volcanoes are the reason we are all here today, they are why our climate continues to sustain life as well as why organisms were able to evolve and create you and me, duh
Thats right, many say Yellow Stone National Park is made up from lots of smaller fishers and or magma tubes, yet also a few say its just one massive volcano. Some say it will take many years to blow its full magma out, others say it will take no more than a few days. I have no idea which is true, the only thing I know is that when she does decide to blow, we have very few chances to escape it no matter where we are on Earth, not even in the waters or underground.
So the scientists claim. Don't count your chickens before they've hatched. You can start singing the'I was right' song when we are facing a wave of superheated molton gas. Lol.
an earthquake caused the bottom of the right north slope of the mountain to fracture then when there was another earthquake the whole side slipped off then it exploded
pressure from within the volcano pushed the north side out so that it crumbled away. Now that the lava had not only the top of the volcano to escape from, it had the entire north side of the mountain! This was also the largest landslide in U.S. Ther was just alot of lava, and the pressure simply exploded.
one of the bigest expolsion ever in last 1000 years, 5/5, but if you wonna know what is really HUGE explosion you should to check out supervolcano in Yellowstone or in Indonesia, those explosions (if will happen in next 50-100 years) propably can destroy even man kind
I'm from around there, I've been on that mountain, and had to learn about all of this shit from 6th grade through about my senior year of high school. You kids did an excellent job. It actually reminds me of some of the informational videos the have on loop at the lookout centers.
For those denying the fact the my state (Washington) is a desert. You are half right. Western Washington is a marine environment. Plenty rainy days. But cross the cascades into Eastern Washington and you are indeed in a desert. NASA tests Mars landers to simulate the Mars environment. Thought I'd throw that little fact in to give you an idea what we are talking about here.
it's not a desert, it's a wasteland, the description of a desert is an area that receives less than 10 inches of rain a year, Washington gets about 30 inches annually
it's not a desert, it's a wasteland, the description of a desert is an area that receives less than 10 inches of rain a year, Washington gets about 30 inches annually
the third picture looks more like Mt Rainer, the other ones look fine though. Im saying that because I spent a good 10 years of my life looking at Rainer and have practicly memorized it.
I was living in Sacramento, CA when Mt. St. Helen erupted in 1980. I had a thin layer of soot all over my white T-Bird. That was so devastating for the people that lived there that lost their loved ones and homes.
This is not meant to be funny? ... just to let you know, those people had plenty of time to get off the mountain and everyone had been given a warning... so it is kind of funny that they didn't leave...
Just to let YOU know, only 3 of the 57 people you accuse of not getting off the mountain were actually within the designated blast zone. The other 54 were located in a "safe" area. Little did anyone know that the mountain exploded to the north, creating a blast zone to the side instead of around the entire mountain. This blast zone was significantly larger than the designated hazardous area. Please do your research before suggesting that those who died were at fault.
haha first one to talk private school batty boy!yeah they are british and so am i but please dont think this is how british talk, there is only a small minority who think being intellegent is the be all and end all.
It's too bad you guys didn't include more eruption footage and explained how the eruption occured behind the scenes. That would have made this a pretty solid submission, but still good without it I guess.
Great footage of what the mountain USED to look like. I see it's flattened form every clear day- I don't even remember what it used to look like, I was only 10 when it blew.
The reason he was near and couldnt hear it was b'cos, the sound goes up hits the sound barrier and when it gets back it is only heard aout 12 miles away....any closer u wont hear it
I'm under the impression that if Yellowstone park erupts, life as we know it is extinguished... But i mean, what are the odds of that in our lifetimes? She had her Saint Helens, let her rest for now....
IT would be scary to be there or at least 50 feet from it
Beefman3 1 year ago
my parents lived in California an Antioch i think that's how you spell it, when Mt St Helens blew it shook windows and everything else, my mom said ash was coverign everything, they even took some ash from the event and still have it today, the story i heard about this and pictures were just amazing..
sakura4184 1 year ago
i had grey skies when tha apend
canadiensreapers 1 year ago
I know that picture is Mount Rainiar because it dosen't has spirit lake
crackdatryu 2 years ago
my mom was 50 miles away from the eruption
SVFlyGirl 2 years ago
You used the music of Lost nice to give Michael credit nicely done
jet7111 2 years ago
I just think if the gas and magma and lava come out on Mount Saint Helens
eejay30 2 years ago
lol 0:59 volvocano
snakeyjakehall 2 years ago
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omg! that was mt Rainer! U Dumb Huge StuPID RETAAARRDD!!!! come over my house & lets kick eachothers ASSS stuuupiiiiiid!! :P
FierceIndian07 2 years ago
when you are near a volcano, whether or not is it alive or dead, it reminds you of how alive the earth really is
ronpack 2 years ago
i was elk hunting that day and then the ground like started to shake so i packed up and got on my fourwheeler and drove off as fast it could go.. i got stopped by one cop but the others let me go
that day was deadly
landonman8 2 years ago
I remember this as if it were yesteday.
ProudConfederateSon 2 years ago 3
me too and i was a kid
ronpack 2 years ago
Wow you are lucky! We watched the film in gegoraphy it was really sad, all of the people in our class were crying and really confused as to why this woman and tree planter people comtinued with their work on the side it exploded surley they wouldve known that the volcanoe would destroy it right??
Poppycock131 2 years ago
You do know it wasn't technically active it was dorment or dormint i don't kow how to spell though, anyhoo the dormentvolcanoes are the most dangerous as you never know ifthey could or when they could explode
Poppycock131 2 years ago
I Survived the eruption of Mt St Helens i am lucky!
lord6671 2 years ago
oh hope ur okay! :3 <3 xxx
cookiemonster00011 2 years ago
@cookiemonster00011 Thank you, yes i am ok now i have moved to london so... it started when i was doing my work when i heard a loud Roar i look and saw lots of Steam coming from Mt St Helens! i was alone at that time :(
lord6671 2 years ago
The pictures at the beginning are Mt. Rainer.
Cantaloupe33 2 years ago
Just shows you how powerful the Earth is
SBMS789 2 years ago
I was 20 years old then and visiting a friend in Richland, Wa aprox 50 or so miles to the East from St Helens. When it went off... it shook the windows and made a loud boom. I knew what it was. After awhile I got on my motorcycle and headed to Kennewick and half way there ash was falling on me. Strange day. Strange experience.
chuck123jones 2 years ago
Great job guy's,nice video,,very good, great production ,the music its PERFECT.
GREAT JOB.
myllas2004 2 years ago
I cut this all the way down I was like shut up!
08booka 2 years ago
how nice video it was totally awesome i using it for my project in class well soon on monday thanks so much bye
MegaGangsta10 2 years ago
wow this kinda helped me for a quiz study lolz
toetipsydney 2 years ago
Somehow I knew that music was done by MG. Is it from Lost?
Nice vid. :)
JulyForToday 2 years ago
rubbbish
shrivastavaprateek77 2 years ago
it finally popped its pimple . the people who died didn't think it was going to be that bad.
adversitysm 2 years ago
its not that they thought that but it had not shown signs for like a week before it blew the day before they thought that tomrrow would look even better
portlandfan92 2 years ago
wow
stingwcw1998 2 years ago
it seems wierd that only 57 people died in this and yet its considered to be one of the great disasters of the 20th centuary however nevado del ruiz killed 23.000 and didn't attract half as much media attention
funkyphantom1 2 years ago
It is kind of off the beaten path so not that many people lived close and they had been evacuated. Not many deaths thankfully but a lot of damage to property down the rivers nearby as they became flooded with debris and melted glaciers.
Mattster2k6 2 years ago
the top poped strait of
ajisawsoumenis 2 years ago
The cool thing about was that I went to Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and learned that the mountain is regaining its height at little bit each year! And I've realized when you at 2:11 of the vid you can see Mt. Rainier to the north, now that's Awsome!
SkittyGrl300 2 years ago
La fuerza de la Naturaleza es incomparable !! quede loko con la imagen!! XD!!
bennediic69 2 years ago
This omits key facts to understanding the eruption. It was not a lava eruption. It was rather like a steam engine blowing up. Billions of gallons of water were trapped within the rock and heated to over 400F, so the pressure to turn to steam was immense. Then the rock exploded to let the steam out. A shock wave of hot water, trees, and mud spread out killing some, not just ash.
JoeyFudd 2 years ago
0:23 why anyone would want to live near a mountain with a "growth" coming out the side of it is beyond me... that'd scare the crap out of me!
fight2flyphoto 2 years ago
Why the hell would you use rainier
banjofilms5 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
1980 my ass its 1880 dude
bad6975 2 years ago
idiot no it wasnt its 1980
BabeyGurle 2 years ago
idiot is 1980!!
but how is there still yet people who doesn't know mount's saint helens eruption date?
aniellotama83 2 years ago
Seriously, cut the sarcasum because its 1980 smart arse
hotchocolatefreak 2 years ago
its not flat
Forgebane5 2 years ago
ohhhhh........ that is so ssad
Murfee6 2 years ago 2
Excellent!
edpor68 2 years ago
toffs
gvw66 2 years ago
Nice video! Well done!
stefmaas 2 years ago
cool
greentree13579 2 years ago
some of the facts were wrong, we was just donig it in school like 4 days ago
12345lee1 3 years ago
wow its cool
lillybrilly 3 years ago
isnt dis mount saint helens
EazyE2144 3 years ago
A very well put together piece...and i especially love the original music! thumbs up to the composer...and 5 stars to the entire video!
FlamingLeaves 3 years ago
well done makeing this clip and the people how disagree are assholes
kaz363 3 years ago
also after 7 days the ash from the volcano went around the world
guitarpoison 3 years ago
total shit
DaPhantomShitter 3 years ago
the person speakin is a prick
chibba1234 3 years ago
this is kinda dumb we all noe dat volcanos are dangerous durrh......
jacquelinelawal 3 years ago
O RLY? We weren't telling you that, douche, we were telling you about a particular eruption.
jontyandroz 3 years ago
Exactly, I'm studying Volcano's at the moment for my GCSE's, and we're doing about Mt. St. Helens, and this video is perfect for getting some quick facts.
It's very well put together, I hope you got a good grade for this. :P
XbloodyXsuicideX 3 years ago
get your fact together please.lots of mistakes here
eightball6666 3 years ago
get your face together. LOLZ
jontyandroz 3 years ago
nice one,better than that movie of yours
eightball6666 3 years ago
thx for this video helped me with my assignment. *Didn't copy it used it for help* (so don't go all copyright shit on me lol) 5 stars
MikeTricksDude 3 years ago
get it right fuckin tit it wasn't in washington
oscarfivehundredand 3 years ago
ummmm, i think you'll find that it was, and funnily enough, still is in Washington! Arsehole :D
harrychown1989 3 years ago
Washington state not Washington city
musicMONKEY07 3 years ago
No. Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Rainier are two different mountains...
kiashamed 3 years ago
but ther both gonna fuck some shit up soon
scar213156 3 years ago
ak1200 is right. the photo shown at the 14th second of this slide show is Mt Rainier
bbacmarch 3 years ago
umm please tell me your not serious.... Mt. Rainier is a seperate volcano in the same area roughly 50 miles north. Mt. St Helens has been named this forever. Please do some research before you claim to know what your talking about
bbacmarch 3 years ago
0:14 that is not Mt. St. Helens that is a photo of Mt. Rainer.....
ak1200 3 years ago
it AWESOME
donkeykong213 3 years ago
i have just learned about this 2 weeks ago
factoer2114 3 years ago
me too
AWESOMEPAWESOMEfilms 3 years ago
awesome video, but maybe next time a bit more imagination (think thats the wrd) you know. in your narrating it's a bit boring to hear 1980 or erupting or st helens over and over agin.
AbBiE13579 3 years ago
this was about 500 times worse then the hiroshimabomb, they said when i watched a documentery about this accident on discovery channel.
Willydabf 3 years ago
unlike man made bombs though, volcanoes are the reason we are all here today, they are why our climate continues to sustain life as well as why organisms were able to evolve and create you and me, duh
JoshuaGagle 3 years ago
When yellowsotnes blows it won`t matter where you live!!!God there`s some drama queens on here.
deliverence007 3 years ago
YALL BETTA HAVE GOTTEN AN A+++++. HAHA
funkedafied143 3 years ago
As others people from WA have said, the photo at :14 is Mt Rainier. Good job on your project though guys!
ttiwel 3 years ago
Wow, I remember and will never forget the day of or the days following. I can't say any more.
kw47wa 3 years ago
Glad I didn't go mountain climbing that day!
BinkieMcFartnuggets 3 years ago
awesome vid
pimpjandc 3 years ago
thank god im in NJ
madrigal212 3 years ago
Ya know when yellowstone blows it wont matter where anyone lives
thedoorsR4ever 3 years ago
that's true :x
Aurongel 3 years ago
Thats right, many say Yellow Stone National Park is made up from lots of smaller fishers and or magma tubes, yet also a few say its just one massive volcano. Some say it will take many years to blow its full magma out, others say it will take no more than a few days. I have no idea which is true, the only thing I know is that when she does decide to blow, we have very few chances to escape it no matter where we are on Earth, not even in the waters or underground.
wizzboy76 3 years ago
So the scientists claim. Don't count your chickens before they've hatched. You can start singing the'I was right' song when we are facing a wave of superheated molton gas. Lol.
Espio360 3 years ago
this is a really good movie.
but how come it says that it has erupted
many times before, but the 1980 one was the worst. when was there eruptions?
chadreedjamie122 3 years ago
he sed SINCE the 1980 ruption
nfsm654 3 years ago
they used special scientific instruments to hear the sound of creecing magma (lava)
amirrox 3 years ago
das ist eine politische scheisse
Niugat 3 years ago
an earthquake caused the bottom of the right north slope of the mountain to fracture then when there was another earthquake the whole side slipped off then it exploded
hiamynameisholz 3 years ago
THANK GOD IM IN CALI!!
kakashininja12345 3 years ago
what editing program did you use? it looks like iMovie.
klingondude 3 years ago
was this the 1980 one ?
staceexoxo6 3 years ago 2
pressure from within the volcano pushed the north side out so that it crumbled away. Now that the lava had not only the top of the volcano to escape from, it had the entire north side of the mountain! This was also the largest landslide in U.S. Ther was just alot of lava, and the pressure simply exploded.
crzychic2122 3 years ago
the mountain "behaved" like a liquid flow..!O.O... what caused the horizontal eruption? The scientist where expecting a verical one /:|
ancacool17 3 years ago
I'm so glad I live close to NY!
BibiKajol 3 years ago
I have this for my Geog project -.-
Lucky me <3
Wolvenhybrid 3 years ago
so do i i have to write a news report bout it
aliyoung9 3 years ago
Samee
+ I have to MAKE a volcano to go with it.
Wolvenhybrid 3 years ago
awesome !!
aliyoung9 3 years ago
why are you mount st. helens-ing on me?
wired14 3 years ago
um i dont understand but cool video
fireblaster78 3 years ago
Its surprising to think that by geologic standards this was actually a very small eruption, a "burp" if you will.
Also, yes Yellowstone has a chance of being a super-volcano but by no means will it take out the human race.
amerdris 3 years ago
Helens wasn't the biggest eruption, but I think it was more than just a burp
Wolfboy183 3 years ago 2
this is gna help me wit my gegoraphy project xD
Ginnerjay 3 years ago
cool video - nice summary of the event. thanks
fenianguy 3 years ago
i wonder what it would be like on the south side when that hapened XD
10salisburye 3 years ago
one of the bigest expolsion ever in last 1000 years, 5/5, but if you wonna know what is really HUGE explosion you should to check out supervolcano in Yellowstone or in Indonesia, those explosions (if will happen in next 50-100 years) propably can destroy even man kind
aqu32 3 years ago
it's awesome but sad that many died.
deodorantgurl 3 years ago
only 61 people
judoss 3 years ago
57 not 61
oliski2006 3 years ago
thanks guys you help me loads with my geography course work
jordanthekid14 3 years ago
I'm from around there, I've been on that mountain, and had to learn about all of this shit from 6th grade through about my senior year of high school. You kids did an excellent job. It actually reminds me of some of the informational videos the have on loop at the lookout centers.
1azarus1ong 3 years ago
A*.
RevolutiionaryGaming 3 years ago
that project was more like a beyoung a+
vampirebitsme19 3 years ago
For those denying the fact the my state (Washington) is a desert. You are half right. Western Washington is a marine environment. Plenty rainy days. But cross the cascades into Eastern Washington and you are indeed in a desert. NASA tests Mars landers to simulate the Mars environment. Thought I'd throw that little fact in to give you an idea what we are talking about here.
alandshawni 3 years ago
dude u copied the first clip
bigpurerune 3 years ago 2
kind of slow paced
supersmashman666 3 years ago
Great video, but I think you should know that the third frame in the video shows a photo of Mt Rainier, not Mt St Helens.
northwestshutterbug 3 years ago 2
Good eye.
superexcellent12 3 years ago 2
May 18 is my birthday
asnallar 3 years ago
May 19 is my birthday. May 18 is my piano teacher's birthday.
superexcellent12 3 years ago 2
its a wastland brum23!!!!!!!!!!!!
crazymusicpassion 3 years ago
it's not a desert, it's a wasteland, the description of a desert is an area that receives less than 10 inches of rain a year, Washington gets about 30 inches annually
bdynamyte 3 years ago
We are nothing when compared to mother natures furry.
okrabay 3 years ago
i love the lost music.
chazrai 3 years ago
o lord!!!
pray for us!!
karlomakjashper 3 years ago
i have been there a couple of years ago now its basically a dessert there with tons of dead trees.
bobby51500 3 years ago
It's a dessert? What do they have, ice cream cones and banana splits?
brum23 3 years ago
no no it looks like a dessert but some of the trees are growing back
bobby51500 3 years ago
Woosh, think that one went right over his head.
robkier 3 years ago 3
it's not a desert, it's a wasteland, the description of a desert is an area that receives less than 10 inches of rain a year, Washington gets about 30 inches annually
bdynamyte 3 years ago
Hahahaha, T-KO = ) I was going to point out the same fact.
WallytheAussie 3 years ago
doesn't it piss you off how fucking stupid 90% of the people on this website are
bdynamyte 3 years ago
it's funny that bobby still doesn't get the difference between "dessert" and "desert", and apparently you guys didn't, either. lol
Gangularis 3 years ago
haha i cant beleve how fuckin gay u guys are correcting me
bobby51500 3 years ago
o my good!!!!!
lupen444 3 years ago
i'm doing this in school right now, thanks for info!
bobums 3 years ago
The 3rd photograph (@ 14s) is Mount Rainier.
jasonracey 3 years ago
the third picture looks more like Mt Rainer, the other ones look fine though. Im saying that because I spent a good 10 years of my life looking at Rainer and have practicly memorized it.
masterxak 3 years ago
I was living in Sacramento, CA when Mt. St. Helen erupted in 1980. I had a thin layer of soot all over my white T-Bird. That was so devastating for the people that lived there that lost their loved ones and homes.
farscapebabe 3 years ago
This is not meant to be funny? ... just to let you know, those people had plenty of time to get off the mountain and everyone had been given a warning... so it is kind of funny that they didn't leave...
malkavianxx 3 years ago
Just to let YOU know, only 3 of the 57 people you accuse of not getting off the mountain were actually within the designated blast zone. The other 54 were located in a "safe" area. Little did anyone know that the mountain exploded to the north, creating a blast zone to the side instead of around the entire mountain. This blast zone was significantly larger than the designated hazardous area. Please do your research before suggesting that those who died were at fault.
meandmy2phans 3 years ago
My previous comment was intended for malkavianxx.
To the author of this video...nice job!
meandmy2phans 3 years ago
Harry Truman had a chance to leave...I hear from my grandmother that he was an old jerk anyway...
littelbro14 3 years ago
haha first one to talk private school batty boy!yeah they are british and so am i but please dont think this is how british talk, there is only a small minority who think being intellegent is the be all and end all.
EpicCrust 3 years ago
Nastyyy
MauriziQ 3 years ago
Riveting.
akarsner 3 years ago
It's too bad you guys didn't include more eruption footage and explained how the eruption occured behind the scenes. That would have made this a pretty solid submission, but still good without it I guess.
akarsner 3 years ago
i live in WA and it is going to fucking suck when rainer blows man it is the most dangerouse in the freaking country damn itlle suck
BigBling42 3 years ago
OH I LIVE HERE IN WA!!!!!!!!!!!!
avrilfan394 3 years ago
Great footage of what the mountain USED to look like. I see it's flattened form every clear day- I don't even remember what it used to look like, I was only 10 when it blew.
lisamann 3 years ago
r these british ppl
Patteller 3 years ago
Great video!!! And that music was very LOST type. Right? (If you watch it, of course.)The font aswell! :D:D:D Anyway great video!!!!
SariTsamon 3 years ago
that was freakin awesome.
gthlvrmx 3 years ago
Nice job. I liked the view from space. It would be neat to see this view with an overlay of state roads, towns etc..
Thanks for posting.
Vikezupa 3 years ago
Well done! I live in Washington state and think you did a good job on this.
orianadreams 3 years ago
The reason he was near and couldnt hear it was b'cos, the sound goes up hits the sound barrier and when it gets back it is only heard aout 12 miles away....any closer u wont hear it
roguepit 3 years ago
every day I see tuis beaty.....cool
sobdanil 3 years ago
to jontyandroz the third picture is mt. rainier a bigger volcano 40 miles northeast of st. helens
spliffty21 3 years ago
I'm under the impression that if Yellowstone park erupts, life as we know it is extinguished... But i mean, what are the odds of that in our lifetimes? She had her Saint Helens, let her rest for now....
Casper3701 3 years ago
love it
KingSniperDude 3 years ago
it looked so cool when it eruted
EVLG 3 years ago
they both are volcanic
bcd25920 4 years ago
Does anyone know if Mount Ranier or Mount Hood are volcanic?
YogaNate79 4 years ago
Not sure about Mt. Hood, but Rainier is definately volcanic. It's eruption would be very disasterous according to what the scientists are saying.
jovifreake81 4 years ago
What about Mount Whitney in California?
YogaNate79 4 years ago
Not sure about Whitney, probably is volcanic though. I just know that Mt. Rainier is very volcanic 'cause I live by it.
jovifreake81 4 years ago
mt. hood is volcanic but dead
Trjarockslotyo 4 years ago
Volcanoes in Washington are: Mt Baker, Mt Rainier, Glacier Peak, Mt St Helens, and Mt Adams.
Mattster2k6 2 years ago
Mt Hood in Oregon is volcanic.
Mattster2k6 2 years ago
two of my uncles died in the pyroclastic flow and the flood that happend =(
utrill 4 years ago
Oh, man. That sucks. I'm really sorry.
KrimzonFlygon 4 years ago