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Life-threatening toxic gas spews from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano as molten lava destroys homes and forces 1,700 terrified islanders to flee
Hawaii Fire Department has warned new fissures in Kilauea volcano are emitting dangerous sulphur dioxide
Magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit about 12.33pm Friday and was centered near the south flank of Kilauea volcano
It is the strongest earthquake to hit Hawaii since 1975 when a magnitude 7.1 struck in the same area
Kilauea volcano sent more lava into communities Friday, a day after forcing more than 1,700 people to flee
Exposure to the gas can cause irritation or burns, sore throats, runny noses, burning eyes and coughing
The community of Leilani Estates near the town of Pahoa appeared to be in the greatest danger
Authorities also ordered an evacuation of Lanipuna Gardens, a smaller, more rural subdivision to the east
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostStriking image shows the entire north portion of the crater in the Mount Kilauea volcano as residents are warned to ‘go now’ before more homes are destroyed
A striking image shows the north portion of the crater in Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, which erupted on Thursday
So far, Kilauea has destroyed 35 homes & buildings and forced 1,700 people to evacuate in Leilani Estates area
Leilani Estates is located 12 miles from volcano, prompting an alert for residents to leave homes immediately
Emergency crews have warned residents to ‘go now’ before more homes are destroyed by lava flows
Amber Makuakane Kane, 37, said her home in Leilani Estates on the island of Hawaii was destroyed by the lava
She is now searching for a home for her and Alana, six, and Aaron, four to live in after their catastrophic loss
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Hawaii volcano: ‘EXPLOSION’ at Kilauea volcano on Big Island – fears for MORE to come
AN EXPLOSION at Hawaii’s erupting Kilauea volcano on Big Island has sparked fears of more chaos for the US state’s residents.
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano has been erupting for days following a strong earthquake earlier this month.
And Reuters news agency is now reporting an “explosion” from the lava lake surface of the volcano which shot projectiles out of the rim, and they warned of more to come.
They said the US Geological Society had warned of a “fairly large explosion”.
The USGS added: “May be first of a series of larger explosions.”
Tina Neal, scientist in charge of the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, said: “This is the first of perhaps more events like that to come.
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I am reminded of Joanie Stahl’s dream about Hawaii!
“Every square inch was in devastation and destruction. Everything was broken down, and there were marauding criminals running everywhere up and down the street. I looked at the condo’s across the way and all the balcony’s were filled up with what looked like wild, wicked, animal-like people. The condo’s were all run down and thrashed.
There was nothing green or beautiful, only black, gray and dark gray landscape. No more color existed, and it looked like there was a great darkness that had taken over the island that was full of crime, hell and decay.
I am having a hard time trying to describe it, but it was as if there was no more law, only wild people and everyone of them were very dangerous. There was no more safety and total anarchy.”
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostWarning for Kilauea Explosion Issued
The USGS has just issued a new warning for Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island, advising people that an explosive event may arrive soon at the main crater at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Perhaps a repeat of a 1924 explosive eruption, volcanologists are worried that water may mix with the hot magma creating a large explosion deep underground which would explode matter up and away a substantial distance from the Kilauea Caldera. The latest eruption in the East Rift Zone and lava levels inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has scientists concerned.
Halema‘uma‘u, the largest crater in Kīlauea Caldera was the site of more than 50 explosive events during a 2.5-week period in May 1924. The explosions were then, and remain today, the most powerful at Kīlauea since the early 19th century, throwing blocks weighing as much as 14 tons from the crater. Halema‘uma‘u doubled in diameter, deepened to about 1300 feet, and drastically changed in behavior. It wasn’t until 2009, some 85 years later, that lava returned to the crater in the form of a lava lake. The action in May 1924 was followed by the same events we see today: earthquake swarm and eruption in the volcano’s East Rift Zone.
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostHuge new 1,000ft fissure opens on Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano sending ‘lava bombs’ 100 ft into the air with ear-piercing screeches ‘louder than a 747 taking off’ – sparking fears of an imminent ‘explosive eruption’
A massive new fissure opened on Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, hurling bursts of rock and magma with an ear-piercing screech on Sunday as it threatened nearby homes within a zone where authorities had just ordered an evacuation.
The fissure, a vivid gouge of magma with steam and smoke pouring out both ends, was the 17th to open on the volcano since it began erupting on May 3.
Dozens of homes have been destroyed and hundreds of people forced to evacuate in the past 10 days.
As seen from a helicopter, the crack appeared to be about 1,000 feet long and among the largest of those fracturing the side of Kilauea, a 4,000-foot-high volcano with a lake of lava at its summit.
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostHawaii braces for lava flow while scientists raise concerns of eruptions along the 13 volcanoes making up the West Coast’s ‘Ring of Fire’
There are 13 volcanoes within an 800-mile chain running along the West Coast
The Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’ volcanoes are said to be the most dangerous in the US
On of those volcanoes, Mount St. Helens, killed dozens and sent volcanic ash across the US when it erupted in 1980
The West Coast volcano eruption fears come as Hawaii residents brace for a possible torrent of lava flow, in the wake of Kilauea’s May 3 eruption
More than 2,000 people have had to evacuate the area, while two dozen homes have already been destroyed by Kilauea’s eruption
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostHawaii resident, 75, snaps incredible photos of volcano EXPLODING from her bedroom window after returning to her home to collect her belongings
A Hawaii resident was floored when she saw a volcano erupt just outside her bedroom window.
As thousands flee Hawaii’s erupting volcanoes, 75-year-old Dona Meuller too left her home in Puna.
But when she returned to collect some of her belongings, she was stunned to see a fiery display of ash and lava from Fissure 17 unfold outside her window.
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostShocking before and after aerial images show the destruction Kilauea’s eruption has inflicted on Hawaii neighborhoods as the National Guard continues to monitor the dangerous lava flow.
Members of the National Guard released stunning aerial footage of the Kilauea volcano Tuesday morning as the lava flow neared the Puna Geothermal Venture power plant.
Production wells at the plant were finally plugged on Wednesday to prevent toxic gases from seeping out.
Lava from a volcanic vent nearby entered, then stalled, on the 815-acre property where the power plant wells occupy about 40 acres.
Residents have been concerned about hazards if the lava flowed over the plant’s facilities, or if heat generated would interact with various chemicals used on-site.
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostWelcome to the twilight zone: Hawaii looks more like a hellscape as Kilauea volcano continues to billow toxic ash into the sky and the Big Island records 270 earthquakes in one day
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostHawaii volcano lava destroys hundreds of homes overnight
HONOLULU — Lava destroyed hundreds of homes in mostly rural Hawaii area overnight, a county spokeswoman said Tuesday.
“We don’t have an estimate yet, but safe to say that hundreds of homes were lost in Kapoho Beach Lots and Vacationland last night,” said Janet Snyder, a spokeswoman for Hawaii County on the Big Island.
A morning overflight confirmed that lava completely filled Kapoho Bay, inundated most of Vacationland and covered all but the northern part of Kapoho Beach Lots, scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said.
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostMesmerizing river of lava gushes rapidly from Kilauea toward the ocean as volcano leaves more than 467 homes destroyed
Incredible footage has emerged showing the river of lava that continues to gush from Kīlauea on Hawaii’s Big Island.
The fast moving lava was spotted pouring out of Fissure 8 at around 5pm on Friday, as the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency warned that the fissure remains highly active.
‘Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports that the eruption activity continues at Fissure 8 in the lower East Rift Zone,’ the agency said in a flash bulletin on Sunday morning.
‘Lava is entering the ocean at Kapoho Bay and producing a large laze plume. Heavy vog is blanketing the interior and southern parts of the island, impacting Hilo and wrapping around to Kona through the weekend.’
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