Eruption Details
Kilauea volcano on 's Big Island has resumed its activity, with lava fountains reaching up to 400 feet, marking the 10th episode since December 23. The latest eruption began at 8:22 p.m. on February 20.
The volcanic activity is contained within the summit crater of , posing no threat to nearby residential areas. Previous episodes have varied in length, with pauses in between.
Public and Scientific Response
The eruptions have attracted visitors to the national park, with people flocking to overlook sites for views of the lava display.
Geologists and the are closely monitoring the activity, providing updates and emphasizing safety due to potential volcanic gas emissions and unstable terrain around the crater.