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Posts from the ‘Hawaiian Volcano Observatory USGS’ Category

1April 26, 2015Lava Rises to the Occasion during National Park Week

0April 4, 2015Latest USGS Eruption Photos

1March 29, 2015Mauna Loa lava flow blazes a trail for the Saddle Road

1March 21, 2015Mauna Loa: Quiet for Many Years, But Not to be Forgotten

2March 18, 2015The Latest USGS Lava Flow Photos

0March 8, 2015Christina Neal Takes Top Spot at USGS HVO

0February 2, 2015USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory welcomes new staff scientist, Ingrid Johanson

0January 23, 2015Monitoring lava flows with boots on the ground and eyes in the sky

0January 2, 2015Plumbing the Depths of Pu‘u ‘Ō‘ō

0December 30, 2014January 2015 is Volcano Awareness Month

0December 17, 2014January 2015: After Dark in the Park (Volcano Awareness Month) & Hawaiian Cultural Events

0December 2, 2014New Lobe of Lava Flow Advances

0November 28, 2014“Kīlauea is a Moody Volcano”

1November 7, 2014How long will Kīlauea Volcano’s June 27th flow last?

1October 9, 2014Lava Flow Front Remains Narrow; Continues Slowly Advancing

1October 7, 2014Lava Flow Front Continues Advancing, Triggers Brush Fire

1October 4, 2014Slow Advancement of Lava Flow Front Continues

0October 3, 2014Emergency Preparedness in Hawaii Encompasses Multiple Hazards

3October 1, 2014Slow-Moving Surface Breakouts Extend Flow Front a Short Distance

1September 27, 2014Puʻu ʻŌʻō and the June 27th lava flow

0September 26, 2014Why do lava flows stop advancing?

2September 25, 2014USGS Lava Flow Update

0September 23, 2014Satellite Image Shows Continued Lava Flow Activity

2September 20, 2014Lava Flow Reaches Open Ground

0September 19, 2014Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and Hawaii County Civil Defense Jointly Track Lava Flow

2September 18, 2014Lava Flow Continues Advancing Northeast in Kaohe Homesteads

0September 12, 2014The June 27th Flow Advances Toward Pāhoa

3September 11, 2014USGS: “Flow Moves Closer to Kaohe Homesteads”

1September 9, 2014Lava Flow Continues to Advance North

1September 7, 2014Lava Flow Remains Active