At roughly 4 p.m. HST on Sunday, May 25, Kilauea’s summit did something scientists were not expecting: it stopped inflating and started to sag. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory had spent the previous ...
Each tiltmeter also has a limited range of tilt over which it can accurately record deformation. For example, our analog tiltmeters, such as the instrument at Uekahuna bluff at the summit of Kilauea, ...
Kīlauea's Halemaʻumaʻu crater is quiet for now, but not for long. As of Sunday, the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory's inflation-based models have narrowed the forecast window for Episode 52 lava ...
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