Yellowstone National Park

Ash from an eruption of the super-volcano in Yellowstone has been found in Missouri, but there's a much bigger threat that no one talks about.

The USGS has applied machine learning to seismic activity under Yellowstone National Park and discovered 86,000 previously undetected earthquakes. There's a reason why this should be a concern even for Missouri.

If a self-proclaimed time traveler is correct, Missouri will have a very bad July this year as he says a super volcano will blanket the state in ash. The good news for Missouri is he's probably the worst time traveler in history. Literally.

There have been many movies that have depicted what it might be like if the super volcano under Yellowstone were to erupt. There is history to prove it has happened many times in the distant past including blasts that were so massive they blanketed Missouri with ash.

Let me state from the beginning that this will likely never happen in our lifetime. Maybe. It is believed the the supervolcano that exists under Yellowstone National Park will one day erupt. If that happens, it would be very bad news for Missouri and I'll explain why.

Celebrating its 150th Anniversary, many thought this would be the busiest year ever for Yellowstone National Park, however, flooding has put that in jeopardy.