Yellowstone Super-Volcano 2.5 larger than previously thought

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  1. HailBlazers

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    Only the flyover states though, right?
     
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    IIRC, the Yellowstone Caldera is actually over due by a couple thousand years to go off and cover the continental US with ash and plunge the world into an ice age.
     
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    It's hard to believe one volcano could do that...
     
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    Is there a link showing which states are screwed?
     
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    Idk if it's accurate but here is a map... At least I'm safe lol

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    That maps shows 600 miles, but the article said within 1000 miles.
     
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    This is an overlay of the ash spread of the last two eruptions.
     
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    There you go, a natural solution to global warming.
     
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    Wouldn't the prevailing winds and the Rocky Mountains play a part in where the ash goes?

    Just like how Mt St Helens had more impact east and northerly instead of up towards Seattle?
     
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    If those are accurate, sounds like Northern Idaho, North Washington (Seattle/Spokane) are safe and Portland is fucked.
     
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