According to the portal Superstation95, on Thursday, March 10, in the afternoon, soft rumbling sounds were heard in the territory of Yellowstone Park. The "roar" of the supervolcano was recorded right in Yellowstone Lake, which is located in the center of the park. At the same time, a change in amplitude was recorded on the graph generated by the Lake seismograph.
Yellowstone is monitored by over 30 seismographs located throughout the park. They are very sensitive and record even the slightest underground hum, so it is quite natural that “irregularities” appear on the graphs. In most cases, the rumble is not picked up by the human ear, but sometimes it can be heard like it was on March 10th.
As the portal notes, the rumble inside the volcano occurs almost every day, and if there were any danger, the government would immediately issue a warning. Geologists are convinced that any actual eruption of Yellowstone will be preceded by noticeable earthquakes, which will become known immediately. Therefore, Superstation95 urges people not to panic and states that its task is simply to provide information about what is happening in the park. No more, no less.