America’s Volcanoes

Current Kilauea status from HVO:
Kilauea Daily Update issued Sep 25, 2007 09:39 HST Volcanic-Alert Level WATCH - Aviation Color Code ORANGE
Report prepared by the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO):
Activity Summary: The 7/21 eruption continued to supply a mostly-full lava channel that is now 1.5 km (0.95 miles) long. Two `a`a flows are active; one was slowly [...]

HVO has now released this weeks edition of Volcano Watch. It is titled “Kilauea’s South Flank Earthquakes More Common than Hurricanes. You may find it here.

Ever wanted to become a volcanologist? Well if you have the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory tells you how in this weeks edition of Volcano Watch.

This weeks Volcano Watch is online at the HVO website. Its title is Kilauea’s newest fissure eruption forming perched lava ponds. You may find it here.

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory has released their weekly Volcano Watch essay. As in past weeks the essay focus is on the ongoing activity with Kilauea. You can find it here.

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory has placed on their website the July 12, edition of Volcano watch. This is always a fascinating read and even more so since the earthquake swam on June 17. You can find this week’s Volcano Watch by clicking here.