New volcanic activity is being recorded in Hawaii, as the volcano Kīlauea (Kīlauea) has re-erupted, according to observations by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
Scientists are closely monitoring the event, and estimate that the lava fountains will become particularly intense around June 1 as the eruption continues to unfold.
Live images from the area show continued volcanic activity, with lava gushing from the volcano creating a spectacular sight. The USGS is broadcasting the eruption in real time via a special webcast, allowing the public to follow developments minute-by-minute.
Havayda Kilauea vulkanı püskürdü: lava axınları səmanı işıqlandırdı pic.twitter.com/W5yj4th4ho
– Ictimai TV (@TvIctimai) June 1, 2026
Kilauea is among the most active volcanoes on the planet and is located on the Great Island of Hawaii. Its eruptions are systematically monitored by scientists, as they provide valuable data for the study of volcanic activity.
#Kilauea: Episode 48 precursory activity continues. So far, there have been 22 lava overflows, all from the south vent. Episode 48 Lava Fountaining will likely start today. pic.twitter.com/BGD8gsL6D6
– Artanis 🌋 (@Artanis041) May 31, 2026
So far, no additional information on impacts from the new eruption has been reported, and authorities are continuing to monitor the phenomenon and provide ongoing updates on the volcano’s activity.
The USGS continues to broadcast live images from the site, capturing the spectacular lava flows and fountains of fire that form during the eruption.
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