Have been to this volcano/rift and met residence in the area. The terror for these people need no words.
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Have been to this volcano/rift and met residence in the area. The terror for these people need no words.
California is Volcano Country
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MAGMA Indonesia
MAGMA Indonesia | Live Seismogram
Magma Indonesia's new website shows many small volcanic earthquakes related to rockfalls and internal fluid movements (gasses, watery fluids, magma), as well as a tremor episode yesterday.
Resources:
Volcano Watching (@VolcanoWatching) | Twitter
Updated at 10:35PM, May 8, 2018 Video / 02:06
CLEAR LAKE Ca.
MAGMA Indonesia
MAGMA Indonesia | Live Seismogram
Magma Indonesia's new website shows many small volcanic earthquakes related to rockfalls and internal fluid movements (gasses, watery fluids, magma), as well as a tremor episode yesterday.
Resources:
Volcano Watching (@VolcanoWatching) | Twitter
angelburst29
The Living Force
11.05.2018 - Merapi Volcano in Indonesia Erupts, People rush to Flee their Homes
Merapi Volcano in Indonesia Erupts, People Rush to Flee Their Homes (VIDEO)
One of the most active volcanos in the country, Mount Merapi in central Java, has blasted a huge cloud of smoke and ashes 18,000ft into the sky, shutting down Adi Sucipto airport and forcing people from nearby villages to evacuate as quickly as possible.
Locals located within 3 miles from the eruption have had to flee, evading ashes, hot sand and pyroclastic material from the volcano, with many heading to barracks set up for the displaced.
Residents in Yogyakarta, a city of 2.4 million located 17 miles to the south of the volcano are not believed to be in danger.
The eruption, however, has not raised the alert status of the volcano, which remains at the normal level, with no eruption expected in the near future.
Gunung Merapi (Fire mountain in Indonesian) is a 2,968-meter (9,737 ft) volcano on Java and the most active of the Indonesian archipelago's 500 volcanos. In 2010, an eruption of the volcano killed 347 people and forced thousands to leave their villages.
Merapi Volcano in Indonesia Erupts, People Rush to Flee Their Homes (VIDEO)
One of the most active volcanos in the country, Mount Merapi in central Java, has blasted a huge cloud of smoke and ashes 18,000ft into the sky, shutting down Adi Sucipto airport and forcing people from nearby villages to evacuate as quickly as possible.
Locals located within 3 miles from the eruption have had to flee, evading ashes, hot sand and pyroclastic material from the volcano, with many heading to barracks set up for the displaced.
Residents in Yogyakarta, a city of 2.4 million located 17 miles to the south of the volcano are not believed to be in danger.
The eruption, however, has not raised the alert status of the volcano, which remains at the normal level, with no eruption expected in the near future.
Gunung Merapi (Fire mountain in Indonesian) is a 2,968-meter (9,737 ft) volcano on Java and the most active of the Indonesian archipelago's 500 volcanos. In 2010, an eruption of the volcano killed 347 people and forced thousands to leave their villages.
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13.05.2018 - Doomsday for Hawaii? New Lava Vent Threatens Big Island (Video)https://sputniknews.com/us/201805131064402593-usa-hawaii-lava-kilauea-threat/Another lava vent has opened on Hawaii’s Big Island as the US authorities warn of a possible explosive eruption of the island’s Kilauea volcano, the Hawaii County Civil Defense said.
“Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports a new fissure in the lower East Rift Zone. Lava spatter was reported east of the geothermal plant property and northeast of Lanipuna Subdivision … Continuing earthquakes, ground deformation, and sulphur dioxide emissions mean additional outbreaks of lava are possible,” the Civil Defense said on its website late on Saturday.
#BREAKING: Authorities confirm a 16th fissure has opened up east of Puna Geothermal Venture:
https://t.co/OwnHGWl1TS#HNN pic.twitter.com/cpTZFVus5Y
— Hawaii News Now (@HawaiiNewsNow) 12 мая 2018 г.
The new fissure is the 16th that has emerged since the beginning of Kilauea’s latest eruption on May 3.
The US Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said on Friday that 15 previous fissures have not produced any lava since May 9. However, lava previously emitted from those openings has reportedly destroyed 36 structures, including over 20 homes, and covered 117 acres of land.
The observatory also said that the withdrawal of lava from the summit lake of Halemaumau crater could lead to a steam-driven eruption. It could generate ash plumes as high as 20,000 feet, which would affect the area of up to 12 miles. The biggest danger from such eruption is ash fallout, according to civil defense.
Meanwhile, the Hawaii National Guard jointly with other US authorities are developing a mass evacuation plan for thousands of Big Island residents in light of a possible explosive eruption of Kilauea volcano, the guard’s spokesman told Sputnik.
The earth is breathing.. Yesterday in Leilani Estates, Hawai’i.
Credits: Damian Barrios#hawaii #leilani #leilaniestates #lava #lavaflow @spann @TomHall #Kilauea #KilaueaEruption #volcano pic.twitter.com/CVoEf3VQDI— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) 10 мая 2018 г.
“We are looking at a mass evacuation plan just in case the roads get cut off on both sides of the Puna area and a lot of residents will be stranded,” Maj. Jeff Hickman said.
However, the spokesman did not specify the exact number of people who would be evacuated, but said that it probably will be “in the thousands.”
In order to develop a mass evacuation plan, the Hawaii National Guard takes several different metrics into account, including the number of soldiers, available trucks and helicopters, and the number of residents in the potential evacuation zone, Hickman added.
“Right now, it’s not a mandatory evacuation. Local authorities are putting out information and letting people make their own decisions … It’s not our job to scare the public, it’s our job to educate, so they can make the most informed decision,” the spokesman noted.
12.05.2018 - Hawaii Authorities Warn of Possible Powerful Volcanic Explosion
Hawaii Authorities Warn of Possible Powerful Volcanic Explosion
The residents of lower Puna district on Hawaii’s Big Island should be prepared to evacuate at any moment amid the possibility of an explosive eruption of the island’s Kilauea volcano, the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency said in a statement on Saturday.
"Residents of lower Puna between Kapoho and Kalapana, are advised to be on the alert in the event of possible gas emissions and volcanic eruption. There may be little to no advance notice to evacuate, so take this time to prepare," the statement, published on the Hawaii County Civil Defense website, read.
The US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said in a press release earlier on Saturday that US President Donald Trump had approved a major disaster declaration for the state of Hawaii, providing state and local authorities with federal assistance in their recovery efforts in the areas affected by the ongoing eruption of the Kilauea volcano.
"Federal funding is available to the state and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by the Kilauea volcanic eruption and earthquakes in Hawaii County," FEMA said in the release.
Willie Nunn, the FEMA federal coordinating officer in the affected area, said that "additional designations may be made at a later date" depending on further damage assessments.
The funding was disbursed to the Hawaii authorities after Governor David Ige signed a disaster declaration request on Wednesday. The governor's office said the estimated cost to protect residents over the next 30 days would likely exceed $2.9 million.
Ige expressed his gratitude to the federal authorities as his request for a Presidential Disaster Declaration had been approved.
“Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports a new fissure in the lower East Rift Zone. Lava spatter was reported east of the geothermal plant property and northeast of Lanipuna Subdivision … Continuing earthquakes, ground deformation, and sulphur dioxide emissions mean additional outbreaks of lava are possible,” the Civil Defense said on its website late on Saturday.
#BREAKING: Authorities confirm a 16th fissure has opened up east of Puna Geothermal Venture:
https://t.co/OwnHGWl1TS#HNN pic.twitter.com/cpTZFVus5Y
— Hawaii News Now (@HawaiiNewsNow) 12 мая 2018 г.
The new fissure is the 16th that has emerged since the beginning of Kilauea’s latest eruption on May 3.
The US Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said on Friday that 15 previous fissures have not produced any lava since May 9. However, lava previously emitted from those openings has reportedly destroyed 36 structures, including over 20 homes, and covered 117 acres of land.
The observatory also said that the withdrawal of lava from the summit lake of Halemaumau crater could lead to a steam-driven eruption. It could generate ash plumes as high as 20,000 feet, which would affect the area of up to 12 miles. The biggest danger from such eruption is ash fallout, according to civil defense.
Meanwhile, the Hawaii National Guard jointly with other US authorities are developing a mass evacuation plan for thousands of Big Island residents in light of a possible explosive eruption of Kilauea volcano, the guard’s spokesman told Sputnik.
Unbelievable.. Listen to the sound!
The earth is breathing.. Yesterday in Leilani Estates, Hawai’i.
Credits: Damian Barrios#hawaii #leilani #leilaniestates #lava #lavaflow @spann @TomHall #Kilauea #KilaueaEruption #volcano pic.twitter.com/CVoEf3VQDI— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) 10 мая 2018 г.
“We are looking at a mass evacuation plan just in case the roads get cut off on both sides of the Puna area and a lot of residents will be stranded,” Maj. Jeff Hickman said.
However, the spokesman did not specify the exact number of people who would be evacuated, but said that it probably will be “in the thousands.”
In order to develop a mass evacuation plan, the Hawaii National Guard takes several different metrics into account, including the number of soldiers, available trucks and helicopters, and the number of residents in the potential evacuation zone, Hickman added.
“Right now, it’s not a mandatory evacuation. Local authorities are putting out information and letting people make their own decisions … It’s not our job to scare the public, it’s our job to educate, so they can make the most informed decision,” the spokesman noted.
As if Hawaii hasn't already been through enough, the USGS is now saying an "explosive eruption" is possible in the coming weeks. Ballistic projectiles and ashfall are the primary concerns if an eruption does occur. pic.twitter.com/f8DvWlV4RL
— Joel Franco (@OfficialJoelF) 10 мая 2018 г.
— Joel Franco (@OfficialJoelF) 10 мая 2018 г.
12.05.2018 - Hawaii Authorities Warn of Possible Powerful Volcanic Explosion
Hawaii Authorities Warn of Possible Powerful Volcanic Explosion
The residents of lower Puna district on Hawaii’s Big Island should be prepared to evacuate at any moment amid the possibility of an explosive eruption of the island’s Kilauea volcano, the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency said in a statement on Saturday.
"Residents of lower Puna between Kapoho and Kalapana, are advised to be on the alert in the event of possible gas emissions and volcanic eruption. There may be little to no advance notice to evacuate, so take this time to prepare," the statement, published on the Hawaii County Civil Defense website, read.
The US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said in a press release earlier on Saturday that US President Donald Trump had approved a major disaster declaration for the state of Hawaii, providing state and local authorities with federal assistance in their recovery efforts in the areas affected by the ongoing eruption of the Kilauea volcano.
"Federal funding is available to the state and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by the Kilauea volcanic eruption and earthquakes in Hawaii County," FEMA said in the release.
Willie Nunn, the FEMA federal coordinating officer in the affected area, said that "additional designations may be made at a later date" depending on further damage assessments.
The funding was disbursed to the Hawaii authorities after Governor David Ige signed a disaster declaration request on Wednesday. The governor's office said the estimated cost to protect residents over the next 30 days would likely exceed $2.9 million.
Ige expressed his gratitude to the federal authorities as his request for a Presidential Disaster Declaration had been approved.
"We Are Telling People To Plan For The Worst": Hawaii Braces For Explosive New Eruptions
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Cracks in Hawaii volcano roar amid warnings of more
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Sixteen fissures have opened up on the eastern flank of Kilauea since its initial eruption eight days ago - oozing relatively cool, slow moving magma left over from a similar incident in 1955. Scientists now worry that fresh magma from deeper within the earth is about to come surging behind it.
Yesterday we reported on a series of powerful earthquakes which have hit The Big Island since it Kilauea began erupting.
In other words, what's happened over the last eight days was just "cleaning out the pipes" so to speak.
"Additional designations may be made at a later date if requested by the state and warranted by the results of further damage assessments," the White House added in a statement.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) chief Brock Long named deputy Federal Coordinating Officer Willie Nunn as the agency's top official overseeing the relief efforts.
“As more fissures open and toxic gas exposure increases, the potential of a larger scale evacuation increases. A mass evacuation of the lower Puna District would be beyond current county and state capabilities, and would quickly overwhelm our collective resources,” Ige said.
“Federal assistance would be necessary to enable us to successfully conduct such large-scale operations.”
Cracks in Hawaii volcano roar amid warnings of more
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VIDEO: Eruption Update Detailed In Official Press Conference
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Awe and fear: Lava in Hawaii sloshes, oozes, crackles, roars
Monday, May 14th 2018, 6:56 am CEDT
Officials confirm 18th fissure as fears about lower Puna's future grow
Video from the Hawaii Army National Guard
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angelburst29
The Living Force
Published on May 11, 2018 - U.S. Military Just Released This New Stunning Aerial Footage Of Hawaii Kilauea Volcano (TTM)
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https://twitter.com/Hawaii_EMA/status/996165194920349696
Itchy eyes, sore throats and headaches: Kau residents react to recent ashfall
Tuesday, May 15th 2018, 9:16 am CEDT
Light ashfall expected on Hawaii island
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New Kilauea Activity Notice: "Red" Color Code For Aviation
by Big Island Video News on May 15, 2018 at 3:17 pm
VIDEO: Scientists Describe Eruption At Kilauea Summit, Lower Rift
on May 15, 2018 at 12:40 pm Video / 7:59
7 am Eruption Update – New Fissure, More Cracks Near Highway 130
by Big Island Video News on May 15, 2018 at 7:19 am
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