Mount St. Helens webcam

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These are not my photos... They are from the Mount St. Helens VolcanoCam (Credit: Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument ). I merely put some Mount St. Helens eruption frames here for your convenience.

2004/11/4 dusk
2004/10/12 night
2004/10/10
2004/10/5 Afternoon event
2004/10/5 Morning event
2004/10/4 Morning event

2004/11/4 The volcano is still going strong! And for the first time the glow is visible at dusk.

2004/10/12 For the first time, the night time webpage images show a bright spot at exactly where the steam vent has been! I suspect lava has come to the surface. The light was first visible at around 21:49 Pacific time 10/11 night, and intensified at 3:30am 10/12 morning till sunrise.

2004/10/10 After a few day's inactivity, today a small, persistent steam column can be seen throughout the day.

2004/10/5 Afternoon. More ash. Note the orographic (lenticular?) cloud above the mountain top.

Mount St. Helens lets off ash and steam, 2004/10/5 morning

Mount St. Helens lets off steam, 2004/10/4 morning

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