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Video: Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Shooting Over 1,000 Feet Of Lava Into The Air
Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has erupted again, sending lava fountains up to 1,000 feet into the air in the 43rd eruptive episode since December 2024.
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Threat Rises As Lava From Hawaii Volcano Flows Towards Geothermal Plant
Lava from the erupting Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island flowed towards a geothermal power plant on Monday as workers scrambled to shut it down to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases.
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Erupting Hawaii Volcano Could Spew 10-Ton Boulders From Summit: Experts
The ongoing surge in volcanic activity on Hawaii's Big Island soon could cause a massive explosion from a volcano's summit, scientists and Hawaii officials warned Wednesday.
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'Pele's The Boss': Hawaii Residents Ride Out Uncertainty As Lava Devours More Big Island Homes
In the fall of 2014, Scott Wiggers was driving through an older neighborhood on Hawaii's Big Island when he spotted what he sensed was his dream home. The property had a gated circular driveway, with a renovated house hidden on a two-acre grove of mature fruit trees.
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Lava Meets The Sea, Puts On Fire-Spitting Show In Hawaii
For the first time in three years, lava from a volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has crept down miles of mountainside and is dripping into the Pacific Ocean, where it's creating new land and putting on a crackling, hissing, fire-spitting show.
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Why This Treacherous Hawaiian Beach, Obama's Favorite, Keeps Breaking People's Necks
To mainlanders, Sandy Beach is famous because it's where President Obama loves to bodysurf. Last year, the Honolulu City Council briefly considered naming it after the president. Perhaps it's just as well they didn't, because in Hawaii, it's famous for broken necks.
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Tropical Storm Kilo Churns Across Pacific Toward Hawaii
Tropical storm Kilo formed from a low-pressure system drifting across the central Pacific on Friday on a trajectory that could threaten the Hawaiian islands as it strengthens into a hurricane early next week, the National Weather Service reported.
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Hawaii Lava Stalls Just Short of Shopping Center
Call it a holiday gift from Pele.
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Hawaii Lava Crosses Residential Property, Threatens More Homes
A slow-moving river of molten lava from an erupting volcano crept over residential and farm property on Hawaii's Big Island on Wednesday after incinerating an outbuilding as it threatened dozens of homes at the edge of a former plantation town.
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Tourists Back to Paradise as Hawaii Area Struggles After Tropical Storm Iselle
Tourists in Oahu and other popular parts of Hawaii got back to their beach vacations and residents lined up to vote in primary elections Saturday, a day after Tropical Storm Iselle swept through the islands without causing a widespread disaster. But a large, rural swath of the Big Island has spent more than 24 hours without electricity and is strug...
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Iselle to Give Hawaii First Hurricane in 22 Years
Iselle was supposed to weaken as it slowly trudged west across the Pacific. It didn't - and now Hawaii is poised to take its first direct hurricane hit in 22 years. Tracking close behind it was Hurricane Julio, which strengthened early Thursday into a Category 2 storm.
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Hurricane Iselle Isn't Slowing as it Nears Hawaii
Hawaii prepared for what could be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than 20 years as weather officials said an approaching storm wasn't weakening as previously predicted.
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Video: Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Shooting Over 1,000 Feet Of Lava Into The Air
Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has erupted again, sending lava fountains up to 1,000 feet into the air in the 43rd eruptive episode since December 2024.
-
Threat Rises As Lava From Hawaii Volcano Flows Towards Geothermal Plant
Lava from the erupting Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island flowed towards a geothermal power plant on Monday as workers scrambled to shut it down to prevent the uncontrollable release of toxic gases.
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Erupting Hawaii Volcano Could Spew 10-Ton Boulders From Summit: Experts
The ongoing surge in volcanic activity on Hawaii's Big Island soon could cause a massive explosion from a volcano's summit, scientists and Hawaii officials warned Wednesday.
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'Pele's The Boss': Hawaii Residents Ride Out Uncertainty As Lava Devours More Big Island Homes
In the fall of 2014, Scott Wiggers was driving through an older neighborhood on Hawaii's Big Island when he spotted what he sensed was his dream home. The property had a gated circular driveway, with a renovated house hidden on a two-acre grove of mature fruit trees.
-
Lava Meets The Sea, Puts On Fire-Spitting Show In Hawaii
For the first time in three years, lava from a volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has crept down miles of mountainside and is dripping into the Pacific Ocean, where it's creating new land and putting on a crackling, hissing, fire-spitting show.
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Why This Treacherous Hawaiian Beach, Obama's Favorite, Keeps Breaking People's Necks
To mainlanders, Sandy Beach is famous because it's where President Obama loves to bodysurf. Last year, the Honolulu City Council briefly considered naming it after the president. Perhaps it's just as well they didn't, because in Hawaii, it's famous for broken necks.
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Tropical Storm Kilo Churns Across Pacific Toward Hawaii
Tropical storm Kilo formed from a low-pressure system drifting across the central Pacific on Friday on a trajectory that could threaten the Hawaiian islands as it strengthens into a hurricane early next week, the National Weather Service reported.
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Hawaii Lava Stalls Just Short of Shopping Center
Call it a holiday gift from Pele.
-
Hawaii Lava Crosses Residential Property, Threatens More Homes
A slow-moving river of molten lava from an erupting volcano crept over residential and farm property on Hawaii's Big Island on Wednesday after incinerating an outbuilding as it threatened dozens of homes at the edge of a former plantation town.
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Tourists Back to Paradise as Hawaii Area Struggles After Tropical Storm Iselle
Tourists in Oahu and other popular parts of Hawaii got back to their beach vacations and residents lined up to vote in primary elections Saturday, a day after Tropical Storm Iselle swept through the islands without causing a widespread disaster. But a large, rural swath of the Big Island has spent more than 24 hours without electricity and is strug...
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Iselle to Give Hawaii First Hurricane in 22 Years
Iselle was supposed to weaken as it slowly trudged west across the Pacific. It didn't - and now Hawaii is poised to take its first direct hurricane hit in 22 years. Tracking close behind it was Hurricane Julio, which strengthened early Thursday into a Category 2 storm.
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Hurricane Iselle Isn't Slowing as it Nears Hawaii
Hawaii prepared for what could be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than 20 years as weather officials said an approaching storm wasn't weakening as previously predicted.
