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Kīlauea Poised for 37th Eruption Episode as Lava Streams Signal Imminent Activity

USGS lists the volcano at code orange watch with current flows confined to Halemaʻumaʻu inside Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

Semeru Eruption Forces Highest Alert, Evacuations and Rescue of Stranded Climbers in East Java

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Burst Sends 1,100-Foot Fountains, Sets Record Effusion Rate

Krachennikov Sends 2.5‑Km Ash Plume as Kamchatka Logs 16 Aftershocks

Kamchatka Logs Nine Aftershocks as Volcanic Alerts Persist

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Burst Sends Record 1,500-Foot Lava Fountains Skyward

Lewotobi Laki-Laki Erupts on Flores With 10-Kilometer Ash Plume, Airport Closed

Lewotobi Erupts on Flores Island, Ash Soars 10 Kilometers as Alert Raised to Highest Level

Three Major Eruptions at Lewotobi Laki-Laki Over Two Days Prompt 8,000 Evacuations

Klyuchevskoy Eruption Lifts Ash to 7 Kilometers, Triggers Aviation Alerts Over Bering Sea

Kronotsky Triggers Red Aviation Alert as Kamchatka Logs 32 Aftershocks

Baratang Mud Volcano Erupts After Two Decades, Forcing Tourist Closure in Andamans

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Episode Sends Dual Lava Fountains to 1,300 Feet, Then Subsides

Two Minor Eruptions Reported at India’s Barren Island Volcano as Quake Link Is Probed

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Episode Sends Lava Fountains to 500 Feet at Halemaʻumaʻu

Mount St. Helens Plumes Are Wind-Blown 1980 Ash, Not a New Eruption

Severe Rains and Heat Grip Japan as Sanyo Shinkansen Partly Suspended

Peru Raises Sabancaya Volcano Alert to Orange After Powerful Eruption

Kīlauea’s 32nd Summit Eruption Confined to Halemaʻumaʻu With Alerts at Watch and Orange

Kīlauea’s 32nd Summit Episode Sends 500-Foot Fountains, Stays in Crater