Eruption Detail

Eruption 1269109

Date:

2020-10-10

Time:

1346 ns

Geyser:

Beehive's Indicator

Webcam:

Yes

Initial:

Major/Minor:

N/A

Duration:

>17m55s

Standardized Duration:

>17m 55s

Time Entered:

2020-10-10 13:46:34

Time Updated:

2020-10-10 14:14:09

Time Uploaded:

2020-10-10 14:14:10

Entrant:

JarnoO

Observer:

Submitted to:

Comments:

1346:14ns within 20-40s of start; lead time= >15m29s

Whilst the indicator did appear to be within a minute or two of start, I do not think 10-20s is accurate timing. This is based on the fact that the indicator was growing in size rapidly once the camera viewed it ie, and was sustained a few minutes later. Most Indicators (over 90%) of them begin, increase, and decrease slightly as they become sustained at a low height before slowly bursting a sustained, and large height. Many indicators also act as a cubic function of height, beginning and growing taller, then either becoming sustained or dropping in height slightly before increasing until Beehive erupts. This comment was added for future note.

Entrant: K.Cooper
Time Entered:2020-10-10 13:56:21
Time Updated:2020-10-10 13:57:33
Time Uploaded:2020-10-10 13:57:33
Submitted to:

No confirms for this eruption.

No flags for this eruption.

No attachments for this eruption.

Eruption 1269109

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