WATCH the Yellowstone Web Cam NOW just watch it omg

Nice they build a glass dome over it!!

Can't see a darn thing. Must be night. OMG!!!

Night!

Can't get it to stream OP what's happening? Dare I ask?

I was expecting to see the Jellystone version of the Fremont St experience but alas :(

Been there many times so lets see if what daylight does to it

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dome, I was not kidding

Last Edited by grumpier on 06/07/2015 06:25 AM

DOME ON!!!

Hmmm. If that is a glass dome, I doubt it holding back thousands of tonnes of hot molten lava from escaping. That's probably just a photo artifact on the lens.

Keep your eye on it though, it has been burping and farting a lot lately.

I just adjusted , light contrast and such to make it more visible.

Oh look, it's this thread again....

It probably is indeed an artefact.
Point here is, I have never seen this on this cam and watched it numeral times before.

Last Edited by grumpier on 06/07/2015 06:32 AM

Your guess is as good as mine then my friend. Strange.

sun is set, the dome is still there

Just now

Just seen it OP, a yellow to the left and right of the cam,,,what is it?

Looks like a White Rainbow , I have seen one of these before in Texas

I watched it until my eyes felt like they were bleeding - I saw something flash orange twice on the left 1/4 of the screen just below the center line.

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Fog bow in the moonlight

Thank you. YES and MORE but you have to watch it while it is still dark....nothing shows once the sun rises....

I chalked it up to a camera defect lol

I have seen it before, probably a camera effect
here is a snapshot from may 17
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All I can see is fog.

Judging on the thread title, the fear agenda is working!

It is gone wished you could have got a still shot,

It was a fog bow

Sort of a moon rainbow in the fog.

Thanks that picture, same effect

I am afraid...

Fogbows are phenomenons that are rarely spotted -- but what are they? They look like retro, faded rainbows that stayed out in the sun too long and lost their color.

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