| Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
| 16452 |
23 Oct 2020 @ 1824 |
23 Oct 2020 @ 1825 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Picture-perfect steam devil formed over Giantess, easily over 75-100 feet high (based on height measurements done in-basin during Giantess' eruption). Steam column started rotating @ 1824:34 and became very distinct from the rest of the steam 21 seconds later. Attained maximum height @ 1825:01, after which it rose upwards. Started dissipating @ 1825:12 and was gone @ 1825:22. |
| 16363 |
07 Oct 2020 @ 2100 |
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K.Cooper |
Some increase in activity, and a better overall status quo than the previous week, multiple larger boiling episodes this morning put out increased levels of water. As well, Giantess also had overall more boiling episodes, and longer periods of forced steam during the morning when the wind was calm. However, after the wind picked up in the afternoon both the boiling and forced steam episodes were minimal. |
| 16359 |
07 Oct 2020 @ 0940 |
07 Oct 2020 @ 1230 |
Ben VL |
Pool level at the sharp rim at my arrival. The slope behind teakettle had a very small trickle on it. Had a handful of boiling episodes, the largest reached maybe 1.5' and put out a fair amount of water over the north rim. A couple others that put out a little water over the N. rim. Wind started picking up around 1200. Giantess calmed down and the pool dropped a little bit. Vault still right around the water level of right before the 9-10 GTS. Still has bubbles breaking the surface in the back. Infant seems a bit lower than yesterday. |
| 16356 |
07 Oct 2020 @ 0752 |
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K.Cooper |
Large boiling on Giantess at this time, due to steam the water could not be observed. However there was dramatically increased steam, and lots of forced steam at this time. The boil pushed out enough water to create a separate steam plume following the runoff down the channel. Runoff steam plume was not visible earlier in the morning. (Even when it was colder) |
| 16333 |
05 Oct 2020 @ 1600 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) No change in status quo over the last few days. SE runoff remains dark. Have not been able to observe many boiling episodes due to Mugwump and steamy starts of the day obscuring much of the pool and its steam (which is a good thing as Giantess' boiling - especially the larger ones - pretty much always had me on the edge of my seat). Bacterial mat has a very bright yellow color from cam. Last "general update note" for at least one or two weeks or until significant changes occur. |
| 16320 |
02 Oct 2020 @ 1155 |
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Ben VL |
Water level up to the top of the sharp rim at this time, dropped shortly after the wind really got started. Largest boil I saw in over an hour was probably 8"-10". Slope behind teakettle is just as wet as I saw 2.5 weeks ago. Vault is now at nearly the same level as it was an hour prior to the last Giantess, still has bubbles breaking the surface in the back. |
| 16316 |
01 Oct 2020 @ 1720 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Maintained status quo (getting a bit repetitive here :D). Anyway, had some decent boiling activity throughout the day, peaking in the morning (again). This time the SE rim got involved as well, a marked break in boiling activity the past days where it was N rim-dominated. Heights usually didn't exceed 1-2 feet, perhaps 3. Two boiling episodes were of note: SE rim @ 0917:55 for ±25s at 2-3 feet and also SE rim 1054:08 for 20s 2-4 feet. Estimate would be that the SE rim had about 5% of all boiling activity, with the N rim accounting for the remainder. As for N rim regions, I estimate it was a nearly equal three-way split between the NW, N and NE regions as far as boiling episode region is considered, with the NE rim being ±more active in the afternoon than the other regions. |
| 16314 |
01 Oct 2020 @ 1055 |
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underarockphoto |
Substantial boil on Giantess. Duration roughly 9 seconds, started on the south rim and grew to a full pool boil. Height minimum of 4 feet, visual estimates range from 4 to 6+ft. |
| 16312 |
30 Sep 2020 @ 1845 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Maintained status quo today. Overall nice boiling activity in the morning before the wind increased before noon, after which it was pretty much a flat pool for the remainder of the day. Boiling itself, however, was weaker compared with yesterday but average overall. At shorter intervals than yesterday, however (minutes apart rather than some 30-60 minutes yesterday that I could observe). |
| 16311 |
30 Sep 2020 @ 0925 |
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TheHikingDude |
(wc) Turned on the camera just in time to see a big amount of forced steam coming from the far right side of pool. This was followed by several big boils on NE side of pool and possibly a center boil. |
| 16305 |
29 Sep 2020 @ 1353 |
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Janet Jones |
1-2 Ft boil near the rim that put out a nice amount of water |
| 16303 |
29 Sep 2020 @ 1112 |
29 Sep 2020 @ 1305 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Large N semicircle to full pool boil 1-2 feet 1112:32 - 1112:40. Appears to have been an isolated event. Activity took a break of about 30 minutes before the next boil in W semicircle @ 1141:25, sustained for 15s up to 1-2 feet. Boils started picking up pace very slowly with N rim-focused boils. Pool-wide boil up to 2-3 feet (maybe even 4 feet) @ 1301:19 for 20s began at N rim and ended at NE rim. |
| 16300 |
28 Sep 2020 @ 1600 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Appears to have maintained status quo since my last note. Worth noting this time is that Giantess had a few decent boiling episodes inferred by forced steam about 20-30 minutes before Beehive went, despite wind conditions being less than optimal for any activity other than overflowing strongly with the occasional (weak) boil. After Beehive I hadn't seen any boiling as of writing this note, even though the cam was on the Hill for much of the time. |
| 16259 |
25 Sep 2020 @ 1855 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Pool appears to have been high with only fragments of the white ring visible at all times I've observed it the past 2 days or so. It appears the hot/cold phases are now only identifiable by steam output of the pool; the SE runoff itself has always been steamy over the past days. Have barely seen any boiling aside from the already noted boiling episodes from webcam, though, which is kind of surprising but also not since it has been fairly windy. New for me is a light W rim boil @ 1551 today. |
| 16257 |
25 Sep 2020 @ 0958 |
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JarnoO |
Slight progression fr 6am. Infant is starting to clear with geyser scum on sides. Pool continues to be full with some water seen in wash area William Said to keep an eye on. Vault now has minimal bubbles {entrant's note: This note was originally entered as an eruption, which it isn't. I've saved it in case it got flagged away, which it seemingly has been. Text has been kept as-is.} |
| 16251 |
25 Sep 2020 @ 0805 |
25 Sep 2020 @ 0825 |
William |
No strong boils seen, rim boiling only. Pool level is high and runoff shoulder is damp. Vault is unchanged since my last observation. Infant water level has dropped slightly and pool appears to be a clearer brown color. |
| 16258 |
25 Sep 2020 @ 0714 |
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JarnoO |
10 ft [sic] Light boiling, vault and infant unchanged, elk bugling {entrant's note: This note was originally entered as an eruption, which it isn't. K.Cooper saved it in case it got flagged away, which it seemingly has been. Text has been kept as-is.} |
| 16242 |
23 Sep 2020 @ 1925 |
23 Sep 2020 @ 1945 |
William |
Pool high and multiple rim boils along the boardwalk side of the pool. Runoff down the shoulder still light with no evidence of newly wet areas. Vault with typical water level and back bubbling. Infant still muddy, splotchy and high with occasional light bubbles from the middle of the pool. |
| 16236 |
23 Sep 2020 @ 1010 |
23 Sep 2020 @ 1035 |
underarockphoto |
Center pool boil to about 1-2ft, and 4-6ft in diameter. Lasted about 15 seconds. Repeat performance at 1011, 1015, 1018, 1024, 1026, and 1028. One of those around 1018 was quite vigorous. Boil center pool 1031. Small but sustained boil 1033. Wide center pool boil, bit punchy, 1035. |
| 16233 |
22 Sep 2020 @ 1545 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) No change in status quo, although observed boiling today seemed a little more vigorous than yesterday. Had some good boiling episodes between ±1100 to ±1200 (including a strong one covering the NE quadrant which later split into two - N and NE) and hotter than usual from 1503-onw. Over the past few days it has become apparant to me that boiling episodes happen almost exclusively when the pool is emitting more steam than usual for ambient temperatures. In this "hot" phase, it appears the pool rises to a higher-than-usual water level, causing a noticeable increase in steam at the SE runoff area. Runoff also becomes noticeably darker as this hot phase continues; this becomes apparant about 30 to 40 minutes after the start. Boiling also happens frequently, but it seems to be only of visible size (or only happen) when there's little or no wind. Some of these hot phases feature a thin, white ring around the pool, while others don't (likely the stronger hot phases). No idea on how long these hot phases last, but could easily be well over an hour or more. In the "cold" phase, it appears the pool emits steam as usual for ambient temperatures and there appears to be little or no boiling. The pool also appears low, with an easily visible, ±continuous, white ring around the pool. As for when Giantess transitions to a hot phase - I am not sure. The 1503 hot phase started with a weak, but visible, N rim boiling episode, so visible boiling while the pool is low may be an indicator for that. |
| 16229 |
21 Sep 2020 @ 1900 |
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William |
Heard, then saw 1'-2' boil on the nw side of the pool from Aurum. This was the only such boiling episode witnessed since 18:00. Runoff shoulder has some water but appears to have decreased volume since my last observation. Vault is high with light bubbles and Infant is high with muddy water and some splotchy areas of mud around the pool rim. |
| 16221 |
21 Sep 2020 @ 1645 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Not much change in status quo since my previous note. In sunlight the SE runoff is quite dark, nearly black in certain spots. Occasional boiling episodes today spaced minutes to hours apart, including two fairly decent ones in the afternoon at the NE and N rim. Haven't seen much SE rim involvement other than a few steam pushes in the morning after the fog had cleared after 0900-ish. Did see a big, dense push before the fog had lifted (even after taking into account temperatures and humidity), which may have had its origins at the SE or NE rim. |
| 16203 |
20 Sep 2020 @ 0940 |
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Ben VL |
Water level perhaps slightly higher than yesterday, and the slope behind teakettle is more wet than yesterday. The area directly to the right of Vault looks wet. |
| 16198 |
19 Sep 2020 @ 1528 |
19 Sep 2020 @ 1555 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Series of "quickfire" N semicircle boils 1528ie, varying from only inferrable by steam to clearly visible spaced apart seconds to minutes. Most boils were at the N rim, with the occasional boil at the NE or NW rim. Once again little to no SE rim involvement. Also noteworthy is that the already dark runoff appears to have darkened further since this morning, with *steamy* SE runoff persisting for much of the day. I suspect this steam is mainly due to lower temperatures today than yesterday - low 50s°F compared with low 70s°F yesterday, but included it nonetheless since I don't remember seeing as much yesterday morning, when the temperatures were lower than or comparable to today. A smoother stream would help, since this choppy mess of slideshow "stream" isn't making things easier. |
| 16189 |
19 Sep 2020 @ 0830 |
19 Sep 2020 @ 0842 |
TheHikingDude |
(wc) Giantess during this time had several bursts of forced steam, each steam burst followed by 1-3 one foot boils. |
| 16184 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 1850 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 2035 |
William |
No significant boils or rim boiling during observation. Runoff channel down the NE shoulder is wet but not trickling or pooling. Vault is at typical level with bubbles in the back of the pool. Infant is high with muddy brown water which seems to clearing with muddy splotches in the back half of the pool. |
| 16181 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 1659 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 1915 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Winds have decreased after being unfavorably strong for much of the afternoon, with few boiling episodes noted. Interesting was that these boiling episodes were primarily at SE rim, with little involvement of the N rim. 1659 strong, bubble shower-like N rim boils covering the NW quadrant of the pool and some of the SW and NE quadrants, enough to make my heart go racing and to have noticeable shaking due to adrenaline rush. Of lesser magnitude 1703. More focused N rim boils 1719, height 1-2 feet. Of same size but short-lived 1724. N rim to center 1725, 1727. N rim 1729. Weak N rim 1736. NE rim 1741. Center pool 1744. SE steamy overflow becoming very noticeable. N rim weak 1747. Big NE rim 1749. [break]. Winds increased inbetween 1754 and 1808. N & NE rim 1821, weak. Pool appears to still be hot and overflowing copiously at the SE rim as of 1915, but haven't seen any boiling episodes since 1821. Wouldn't be surprised in the sense of unexpectedness if it goes tomorrow morning, if not overnight should it maintain status quo. |
| 16170 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 0947 |
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Graham |
Boil. Also 0955 1 foot at keast out water out NE side, 1010, 1013, 1018, 1026, |
| 16162 |
18 Sep 2020 @ 0723 |
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TheHikingDude |
2 forced steam bursts at this time(I assume associated with big boils but hard to tell due to Geyser Hill steam) |
| 16157 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 0630 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 2000 |
K.Cooper |
(WC), multiple periods of heavy boiling throughout the day, wind speed remained high and during the windy times, there was minimally boiling. Giantess was responding to calm periods with boiling, many of which were on the N or NE side of the pool, and a few were sustained. Earlier in the morning, the pool had excessive steaming and what appeared to be a good runoff and pool level the entire day. The largest boiling episodes of the day were noted at 1218, 1221, 1224, and 1230. There was likely boiling episodes early in the morning before the wind picked up as can be inferred by the heavy steam (already taking into account the temperatures) |
| 16154 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 1330 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 1500 |
Ben VL |
Fresh runoff on the slope behind teakettle. Occasional simmering boil on the N/NE rim. Pool is just below the rim. NPS also installed a logger today. |
| 16153 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 1211 |
17 Sep 2020 @ 1231 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Wind calmed down. Giantess responded by heating up and notable rim boils in the northern semicircle. 1218 NE rim, 1221 N rim, 1224 N rim, late 1230 NW quadrant sustained into mid-1231, about a foot tall and 4-5 wide per chat page viewer. |
| 16142 |
16 Sep 2020 @ 1720 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Over the course of the day, Giantess started to widen its SE runoff source more to the south. Total runoff area is now about the same as it was before it erupted last time. Have seen a few light boils (bubble shower-like, if you will) at the SE rim and another one in the center of the pool. The latter also sustained the longest, about 45 to 60 seconds. Other than that there was a 1-2-foot SE rim boil after 0811 and before the wind had increased around noon. |
| 16141 |
16 Sep 2020 @ 0811 |
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TheHikingDude |
(wc) Giantess is in heavy overflow and several big boils happened. |
| 16139 |
15 Sep 2020 @ 0910 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Looks very active this morning. Have seen multiple episodes of forced steam only minutes apart around 0600-0700. 0908 had inferred SE rim boils, joined later by inferred N rim boils. SE rim boils did die down within a few seconds of the N rim boils. Not quite there yet I would say. |
| 16131 |
14 Sep 2020 @ 1740 |
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Ben VL |
Giantess' pool is calm and lower than this morning. Water level is just below the sharp rim on the NE side. There is still some water in the runoff area on the North side of Giantess, but it does not extend down the slope. Vault has risen to just over an inch below the back rim. |
| 16125 |
14 Sep 2020 @ 1120 |
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Ben VL |
Giantess' water level is high. It is resting above the sharp rim on the NE side. There is a little bit of runoff on the slope behind teakettle, and the channel on the NE side of Giantess is damp as well. |
| 16126 |
14 Sep 2020 @ 1115 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Within not even 24 hours, Giantess' SE runoff has transformed from being light gray (due to its formations drying out after the eruption) to dark gray, which is indicative of heavy overflow. This was already becoming visible yesterday, with a light gray formation that morning and a dark gray formation in the afternoon. However, the SE runoff doesn't quite yet have the width it had for the previous eruptions at its origin, so the next opportunity might be a few days away still. This does not take away that I've seen (or inferred based on forced steam) a few decent-looking boiling episodes. |
| 16121 |
14 Sep 2020 @ 0656 |
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K.Cooper |
(wc) Definitely overflowing, white bacteria mats are beginning to turn darker. Possible boiling as the camera panned over at 0655, as there was a period of forced steam for a few seconds. |
| 16117 |
13 Sep 2020 @ 1938 |
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Graham |
Steam in the runoff channel, must be overflowing. |
| 16102 |
13 Sep 2020 @ 1202 |
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WillBoekel |
at or just below overflow by about an inch |
| 16094 |
12 Sep 2020 @ 1830 |
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Graham |
No water visible but it is steamy. |
| 16078 |
12 Sep 2020 @ 1010 |
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TheHikingDude |
Giantess is completely empty and the platform its on is completely dry. |
| 16069 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1829 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d7m. |
| 16067 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1650 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d7m |
| 16064 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1534 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d7m |
| 16062 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1439 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d8m |
| 16061 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1354 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d7m |
| 16059 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1313 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d8m. |
| 16058 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1219 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d8m |
| 16057 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1107 |
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Graham |
Big bursts d7m. |
| 16056 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 1009 |
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Graham |
Big bursts. d10m |
| 16053 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 0912 |
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Graham |
Big bursting for 9m. |
| 16043 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 0432 |
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Graham |
Giantess still ie with a burst in progress. Stronger st 0439. Serenaded by bugling elk. Burst ended 0454. Burst 0528ie ended 0539. Burst 0551 weak still at 0619. Strong 0625. Burst ended 0631. 0912 big stuff d9m. |
| 16042 |
11 Sep 2020 @ 0337 |
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ltgangi |
giantess had burst start at 03:37 as viewed from WC. Viewing conditions dark but clear after a few minutes though camera lost focus. I ran get video for 13 mins. |
| 16031 |
09 Sep 2020 @ 1900 |
09 Sep 2020 @ 2015 |
William |
Observed several 2' boils from the southeast and northwest corners of the pool. Durations ~15-20s. Rim of the pool displaying intermittent boiling. Northwest runoff channel is wet. Vault has high resting water and light bubbling from the back corners of the pool. Infant is very high with light brown water. |
| 16028 |
09 Sep 2020 @ 1731 |
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K.Cooper |
EricZ first noticed this boil.
Started at 17:31:35, sustained along the northern side 1-2ft for 23 seconds. Some follow up boiling continued until the end of Beehives eruption. |
| 16027 |
09 Sep 2020 @ 1100 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) 1100:00; center pool boil sustaining for 20s. Height 1-2 feet. Wind is strong enough to blow steam nearly horizontally to the southwest. |
| 16022 |
08 Sep 2020 @ 1837 |
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K.Cooper |
Large central boiling in the center of the pool; estimated 2ft high and sustained. 4 to 5ft wide (at least). These have been noticed throughout the day. |
| 15998 |
06 Sep 2020 @ 1500 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Over the past few days, Giantess' unbleached southeastern runoff area has changed gradually from roughly cream white to gray to dark gray and, as of today, almost black in a few spots, which is consistent with increased overall runoff covering areas which usually don't get much water. There have been several boiling episodes as well, a few of which got me to the edge of my chair. Another observation is that boiling episodes appear to be less common (or nearly invisible) in the afternoon and evening than in the morning, which coincides with increasing winds as the day passes. Boiling episodes seem to be minutes to hours apart based on forced steam, especially the better ones. They appear to be sustaining for about half a minute as rough maximum, with the odd one out lasting longer (one of which I observed lasted ±1 minute based on forced steam). In that regard not much has changed since the 26 August 2020 eruption, however, it did get to this state within 9 days, whereas before the eruption it took a week or more to see any significant change. |
| 15995 |
06 Sep 2020 @ 1012 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Large SE rim boils just as the cam zoomed in on Aurum. Very white water, height 2-3 feet. |
| 15970 |
05 Sep 2020 @ 1028 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Sustained boiling migrated from SW rim to SE rim starting @ 1028:41 and ended @ 1029:06. Height perhaps 1-2, maybe 3 feet. |
| 15930 |
02 Sep 2020 @ 0942 |
02 Sep 2020 @ 0943 |
ltgangi |
appears the bacteria mat is reestablishing itself to the right where steaming runoff can be seen from cam |
| 15903 |
31 Aug 2020 @ 0918 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Appeared to have had a boiling episode (likely SE rim) in this minute accompanied by very forced steam and steadily steamier runoff before it calmed down. |
| 15895 |
30 Aug 2020 @ 1010 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Pool appears to be full. |
| 15914 |
30 Aug 2020 @ 0606 |
30 Aug 2020 @ 0607 |
ltgangi |
giantess appeared to be full and we observed steamy runoff on the right hand side as viewed by cam. |
| 15779 |
29 Aug 2020 @ 1135 |
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Tara |
Pool is calm abd has refilled to within about 6" of rim. |
| 15775 |
28 Aug 2020 @ 2000 |
28 Aug 2020 @ 2130 |
William |
Light steam with occasional weak pushes of steam. Vault quiet. Infant is intermittently boiling to 2' with water level 4" below the crater rim and has exposed an inner rim on the close side to the boardwalk. |
| 15760 |
28 Aug 2020 @ 0838 |
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underarockphoto |
Spritzing at the start of an extended steam huff. Still technically ie at 47H 38M |
| 15757 |
27 Aug 2020 @ 1911 |
27 Aug 2020 @ 2045 |
William |
last observed bursting from Giantess started at 19:11. A few audible surges within the crater but no more water ejected during this time. |
| 15752 |
27 Aug 2020 @ 1659 |
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iflykc10s |
Some strong bursts at 16:48. Photos on FB. |
| 15742 |
27 Aug 2020 @ 0450 |
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underarockphoto |
Giantess is still IE, lit up by frequent lightning. |
| 15486 |
10 Aug 2020 @ 1109 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) North rim boils for 13s. A tad bigger than the previous boils seen, but was primarily concentrated on one spot rather than an area. |
| 15359 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1330 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1331 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Two boiling episodes in this time frame. 1) Southeastern rim for 6s starting @ 1330:21 and 2) Center of pool for 10s starting @ 1331:36 at south rim and migrated within seconds to center of pool. Both heights perhaps 1 foot, maybe 2. |
| 15148 |
02 Aug 2020 @ 0949 |
02 Aug 2020 @ 1000 |
JarnoO |
(wc) Observed several boiling episodes during this timeframe. 0949 ie southeast rim 1-2 feet; 0950 suspect southeast rim; 0952 10s southeast rim 1-2 feet; 0954 early suspect southeast rim; 0954:48 24s southeast rim up to 2 feet; 0958:12 50s north rim vigorous up to 2 feet, perhaps lucky 3; 0959:42 27s southeastern quadrant (perhaps eastern half) vigorous up to 2 feet, perhaps optimistic 3; mid-1000 suspect north or southeast rim before cam panned away. |
| 15134 |
31 Jul 2020 @ 1916 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) North rim boils for a few seconds. Height appeared to be never higher than a foot. |
| 15133 |
31 Jul 2020 @ 1736 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) North rim boils >7s (cam panned away). Height before panning away at most a foot, though began picking up height just as it went out of frame. Probably no higher than 2 though. |
| 15135 |
31 Jul 2020 @ 1412 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) North rim boils 12s. Height 1-2 feet. |
| 15130 |
31 Jul 2020 @ 1257 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) North rim boils 9s. Height 1 foot, perhaps a lucky 2 feet. |
| 15114 |
27 Jul 2020 @ 1402 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Boiling for ±32s in southeastern quadrant, with about the first 10 seconds also incorporating parts of the southwestern quadrant. Height 1-2 feet. Did not feature much of a pause like the 17 July 1138 boiling episode. Rather, there was a period of calm with boiling exclusive to the southeastern rim with the remainder of the area slightly lighter blue than the rest of the pool, followed by boiling in much of the southeastern quadrant before going flat. |
| 15052 |
20 Jul 2020 @ 1650 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Boiling for about 12 seconds along southeastern rim. Height 2-3 feet. |
| 15051 |
20 Jul 2020 @ 1615 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) Sustained, 29s boil to about a foot (maybe 2) at northeastern rim. Started at the eastern edge and later migrated slightly westward to northern rim. |
| 15048 |
20 Jul 2020 @ 1155 |
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KevinS |
6-7” boil 3’ wide on north rim. Duration 5 seconds. |
| 15047 |
20 Jul 2020 @ 1105 |
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KevinS |
Boils up to 3” height lasting 5 seconds. Boils on North side. |
| 15037 |
19 Jul 2020 @ 1542 |
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Forestbewithyou |
(wc) Large and tall area of boiling on the center to south-east ridge of the pool. Sustained for 18 seconds without any pauses. Height estimate is 4-5 ft. Pool calm and placid at 1543. |
| 15017 |
17 Jul 2020 @ 1138 |
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JarnoO |
(wc) wide area of boiling center to south-east edge of pool. Held for 26 seconds with a pause about half-way. Height estimate 1-2 feet before pause (revised down based on later insight). 3-4 feet per RyanM. Less intense 1140. |
| 14901 |
07 Jul 2020 @ 0526 |
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underarockphoto |
Boiling/surging popped a nice steam cloud. Steamy runoff down much of the way towards the boardwalk by little squirt. |
| 14215 |
19 May 2020 @ 1318 |
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Janet Jones |
Steady trickle of water coming from Giantess toward Vault and Teakettle. |
| 14211 |
19 May 2020 @ 0835 |
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underarockphoto |
Long push. What appeared to be visible white water down the south channels. Lots of steam. |
| 14210 |
19 May 2020 @ 0830 |
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underarockphoto |
Another surge from Giantess, water mostly to the south with some to the north. Light makes it hard to see boils so I can only assume its general levels of overflow. Surges continue every few minutes to ten minutes, this will be my last note unless there is something major. |
| 14209 |
19 May 2020 @ 0812 |
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underarockphoto |
Another discreet surge from Giantess with a forced steam column. Water overflowed towards Vault and a steamy wave down towards Silver Spring. These steam surges are happening every two-five minutes. |
| 14208 |
19 May 2020 @ 0809 |
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underarockphoto |
Sustained surge from Giantess put steamy runoff towards Vault. |
| 14172 |
14 Apr 2020 @ 0800 |
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underarockphoto |
NOT an April Fool's Joke. Substantial boil on Giantess at this time. The cam panned away but for a second I thought it was actually starting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N5rzfRtDJ0&feature=youtu.be Boil was at 08:00:36 and appears to be possibly up to 5-6ft high. |
| 14023 |
06 Dec 2019 @ 0832 |
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underarockphoto |
Appeared to have two boils, both enough size to make a sizeable steam plume. Very brief, lasting only a few seconds - about a minute apart. Weather is 25°F and Giantess has a fairly light steam plume - this was notably larger than its normal steam. Almost certainly just a ho-hum boil, but the timing made me leave the note. |
| 14009 |
08 Nov 2019 @ 1347 |
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Kitt B |
Nice boil on Giantess. |
| 13474 |
31 Aug 2019 @ 1111 |
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c.barwin |
2-3' boil that pushed a good amount of water over the rim toward the boardwalk. |
| 13473 |
31 Aug 2019 @ 0955 |
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c.barwin |
front edge boiling was high enough to send several boil ups over the edge facing the boardwalk. |
| 13463 |
30 Aug 2019 @ 1125 |
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EmilyW |
Just saw a 1-2’ boil from lower hams at this time |
| 13340 |
21 Aug 2019 @ 1233 |
21 Aug 2019 @ 1249 |
Minafuku |
Three series of boils that got about 8 to 10 inches high, but nothing to write home about. I was more intrigued by the high water in Vault, there’s a very slight trickle out of the back. |
| 12553 |
02 Jul 2019 @ 1408 |
02 Jul 2019 @ 1515 |
Ben VL |
Walked up to near continuous boiling noise with a small north rim boil strong enough to agitate the entire surface. Boiling events along the north rim occurring every 2 or 3 minutes to at least 6", with stronger ones reaching one or two feet occurring about every 10 minutes. Boils were anywhere from 1/3 to 3/4 the width of the pool. I did not notice any significant discharge or runoff out of the north end of the pool.
Boiling events slowed to about every 10 minutes after the wind picked up, and tended to be slightly smaller. One boil to about 2' was also noted from Aurum sometime before 1600. |