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Still watching and hoping you Alaskans are ok!

Mrs. AK-Bird-Brain : Quote: And it's no fun baring your butt in the woods when it's -13°F!!! ...

Quote: HAHA... so true! but yellowstone won't be this massive explosion that will devastate the entire planet all at once( the effects will be slow)... Ahh yes, but I live in Yellowstone's backyard. Just the fallout from the ash will turn the lights out here before most anyone else knows...

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digitS' : Ash is soooo messy. Mount St. Helens ash was light, any breath of air or a passing car raised a cloud. And, the ash doesn't like to go away. Rain will cause it to settle until it dries then the ash begins to blow around again. The trees harbor the ash for years - shake a tree and...

I'm a little farther away. I'm about 100 miles from the big lake in Yellowstone as the crow flies. I live south of Idaho Falls.

Good luck to you with your volcano. If yellowstone blows, I'm going to sit on my porch and watch the fireworks and wait for the end. No sense in panicking and sitting on the freeway in a traffic jam when the lights go out.