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Horrible: Live footage Tourists flee in terror after supervolcano suddenly erupts in front of them. A 'supervolcano' in Yellowstone National Park erupted dramatically, sending a plume of dark grey smoke high into the air and sending tourists running for cover. The 'local hypothermia explosion' occurred near Sapphire Pool in Biscuit Basin shortly after on Tuesday, the National Park Service (NPS) said. A video shared on social media showed the material blasting into the sky, higher than the clip's frame, and white dust spreading around it. 'Damn run, run, run, run, run,' a woman can be heard screaming as the video becomes shaky. Tourists walking on a wooden boardwalk can be seen looking back and starting to run away from the blast. “The biscuit basin in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, just erupted right in front of us. The trail is destroyed, my mom got hit by some of the debris, but everyone is safe,“ wrote one Facebook user who shared the
