| Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
| 19635 |
17 Sep 2021 @ 1331 |
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Graham |
Not ie. |
| 19601 |
16 Sep 2021 @ 1141 |
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Graham |
Not ie. |
| 16498 |
01 Nov 2020 @ 1338 |
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steve |
Solstice is off but the runoff channel is wet and steaming. The river below solstice is also steaming like there is a vent in the river. |
| 15365 |
04 Aug 2020 @ 1500 |
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Janet Jones |
Not in eruption. |
| 15142 |
01 Aug 2020 @ 1812 |
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JSJ |
Inactive. |
| 15138 |
01 Aug 2020 @ 1144 |
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hkoenig |
not in eruption, no overflow visible, runoff appears dry |
| 15088 |
23 Jul 2020 @ 1204 |
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User34 |
Not i.e. |
| 13634 |
09 Sep 2019 @ 0824 |
09 Sep 2019 @ 0835 |
aferrara |
Solstice off as Oblong erupted. One splash 2 minutes after eruption end, 30 seconds of splashing at 0835. Solstice was back on, and tall as I passed Daisy ~845-850 |
| 13098 |
07 Aug 2019 @ 1636 |
07 Aug 2019 @ 1745 |
JSJ |
All closed intervals. Solstice is having episodic eruptions in cycles. Four or five shorts, then a long, repeat. Shorts are usually less than 1 minute in duration, but a couple are longer. Shorts do not erupt as high as is normal for Solstice (i.e., during its months of perpetual spouting). Separate short eruptions can be one minute apart, so they don't show up on GT's Solstice listing. Longs look the same, in terms of eruption style and height, as its perpetual spouting phase. |
| 13067 |
06 Aug 2019 @ 1025 |
06 Aug 2019 @ 1045 |
Brian |
Was on from 1025-1035 as has been usual, then cycled off and on several times between 1035-1045 when I left the area. Was off as of 1045. |
| 13065 |
06 Aug 2019 @ 0820 |
06 Aug 2019 @ 0825 |
Brian |
Observed a couple of possible pauses, a little uncertain due to steam |