Kilauea volcano erupts anew in Hawaii
Kilauea Volcano on the Hawaiian Island of Hawaii has experienced a new development in its volcanic activity. On the morning of August 25th, it began a continuous eruption that lasted approximately nine hours, with lava fountains reaching 150 meters and gas columns rising to 5,200 meters above sea level. This activity is part of a long-lasting series of eruptions that started back in December 2024, with intermittent intensities. To date, there have been 54 eruption episodes, accompanied by warnings of ash fallout and light volcanic material in areas affected by prevailing winds. The situation continues to be closely monitored.
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