The USGS did a press conference this week on Kilauea’s little crater lake. The image above is what the top of the water table looks
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A Look Back at Kilauea’s East Rift Eruption
As the air chills and days grow shorter, this might be a good time to revisit my live-blog of the trial by fire that Hawaiians
Meanwhile, at Kilauea . . .
Update, November 24, 2018, 7:26 a.m., Pacific: Per the volcanologists, who kindly replied by email, this cloud coming out of the caldera, captured on the
Kilauea: HVO Decreased Alert Level Today
USGS/Hawaiian Volcano Observatory caption for this image (full size image here), with emphasis added: This wide-angle photo shows the fissure 8 cone (center of image)
Kilauea Update
There has been a slight, but possibly very important, change in the eruption–less lava coming out in the Lower East Rift Zone and a hiatus
Guest Videos: Hawaii
No place on earth leaves me feeling as alive as a volcano does. — Volcanologist Stanley Williams, in “Surviving Galeras” https://vimeo.com/202955663 Now let’s take away
