Long Valley Supervolcano Update; A New Hot Spring Just Formed

At the Long Valley Supervolcano in California, a new hot spring just formed at the Hot Creek Geologic Site. Whereas there used to be a white and altered patch of ground, there is now an approximately 20 foot long pond of incredibly hot water which should under no circumstances be touched. Does this indicate anything about the Long Valley volcano? This video answers this question and discusses the geothermal feature in depth.

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0:00 A New Geothermal Feature
1:56 At Depth Magma
3:21 Hot Spring Pathways
3:50 A Yellowstone Geothermal Feature
4:11 Conclusion