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

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
Both the USGS and Paradise Copters got some nice images yesterday, which are worth sharing here in addition to posting them on the Kilauea page
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
The lava fountains and human drama in Hawaii’s Lower Puna District are getting all the headlines, but geologists know there is also drama ongoing at
Those of us outside Hawaii may be a little off in our perception of the ongoing eruption at Kilauea Volcano: Love this graphic from @HawaiiNuiBrew
The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory/USGS just issued this; I think they mean that the overall deflation at Kilauea’s floor has been 3 feet, not that it