what is the name of the website for watching mt. saint helens on webcam?
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http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
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a site named veoh you can wach all do u want to watch
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http://earth.google.com/
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http://www.earthcam.com/
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www.discoverychannel.com\nwww.nationalgeographic.com
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http://www.watchskyfree.com/
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http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/images/mshvolcanocam.jpg\nits usualy a cloudy day
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http://www.thatvideosite.com
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These pages have pictures of Mt St Helen\nhttp://www.nhoem.state.nh.us/mitigation/fig%202-20.htm\nhttp://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/may18_images.html
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www.onetreehill.org.         Its a website made by fans it sometimes might hv videos.Sorry I dont know any other website. Also try www.tv.com
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The eruption of Mount St. Helens, on May 18, 1980 was photographed and measured in lots of ways. The words below are from USGS websites/publications not copyrighted. But--they are excerpts and should have quotes if used in a report: \nFor weeks before the big eruption, there were earthquakes and small "phreatic explosions". By mid-April, the surface of the volcano was bulging. \nAt 0832 on May 18, a complex earthquake (M=5.1) shook the volcano, probably causing (but possibly caused by) a huge, 2.7-cubic-kilometer-landslide that in three different blocks successively removed the bulge and upper 400 meters of the volcano (Voight, et.al., 1981, 1983), leaving a 600-meter-deep crater 2 kilometers wide rim-to-rim. The landslide quickly developed into a debris avalanche that sped at 110-240 kilometers/hour for 24 kilometers down the North Fork Toutle River; arms of the avalanche entered spirit Lake, 8 kilometers from the summit, and overtopped 300-380-meter high Johnston Ridge north of the Toutle. The avalanche buried the Toutle valley to a depth of nearly 50 meters.\n\nThe landslide removed confining pressure on the cryptodome and its surrounding hydrothermal system. Juvenile gas was rapidly released from the cryptodome and superheated groundwater flashed to steam, causing a blast that exploded laterally from the collapsing north flank. The blast, called a "stone wind" by local journalists, knocked down most trees (the equivalent of about 150,000 houses) in a 600-square-kilometer area.\nSoon after the blast, a lahar rushed down the South Fork Toutle River and several streams draining the south and east flanks of the volcano. Whether water for these lahars came from snowmelt or from groundwater ejected by the eruption is hotly argued. The largest lahar, down the North Fork Toutle, did not start until early afternoon; it was fed as the debris avalanche dewatered (Janda, et.al., 1981). In addition to causing havoc along the rivers themselves, the lahars fed so much debris into the columbia River that 31 ships were stranded in upstream ports until the 4-meter-deep channel was dredged to its pre-eruption depth of 12 meters -- the first in a series of similar dredgings to maintain Portland (Oregon) as a seaport.\n\nA strong, vertically directed explosion of ash and steam began very shortly after the lateral blast. The resulting eruptive column rose very quickly. In less than 10 minutes, the ash column reached an altitude of more than 12 miles and began to expand into a characteristic mushroom-shaped ash cloud. Near the volcano, the swirling ash particles in the atmosphere generated lightning, which in turn started many forest fires. As the eruption roared on, the major part of the ash cloud drifted downwind in an east-northeasterly direction, although ash that rose above the high-speed (Jet-stream) winds followed other paths determined by complex wind directions.\n\nIf you go to one of the USGS websites below, they will have links to other USGS sites talking about violent volcanoes.
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i'm not sure but i think you can find some from http://realitylapse.com
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www.spikefoto.com\nwww.alexwaterhousehayward.com
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http://www.hello.com/\nhttp://picasa.google.com/
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Try http://www.watchtvonnet.com/
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JMeeting.com is as close to one that you will find.It still has limitations and asks to join the paying membership.You can still surf the webcams posted on the site with no problem and also display yours.It's a do what you want to do site.
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http://www.pancakecam.com/pancakecam.html