Beautifully said. The whole pacific west is a scary wonder. Only thing I’d contest is that it’s just as likely to happen today or tomorrow as next year. Best to be prepared.
One of my favorite such observations is in winter. Arriving at the top of the Mt Hood Express chairlift, soaking in blue sky and white snow, a smell of sulfur is often in the air. The magma chamber of this “potentially active” volcano is venting gases from the rock at my side.
I was about to say that (likelihood does not increase just because it hasn't happened), but then I realized that stresses along the faults DO increase, so maybe it does get more likely. I'm not a geologist.