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Kīlauea Enters Episode 52 With 500‑Foot Lava Fountains at Halemaʻumaʻu

Scientists say the brief, intense episode reflects rapid magma recharge that raises ash and gas risks for downwind communities.

Kīlauea Erupts in Episode 48, Sending 650‑Foot Lava Fountains and Ash Downwind

Kilauea Breaks Single‑Eruption Lava‑Fountain Record With 48th Episode

Dukono Eruption Leaves At Least 20 Hikers Missing on Indonesia's Halmahera

Kīlauea’s Nine-Hour Summit Episode Ends With Alert Levels Lowered

Mayon Volcano Showers Ash as Alert Level 3 Prompts Evacuations and Flight Warnings

Kīlauea’s 45th Summit Eruption Sends Lava 1,000 Feet High

Sakurajima Eruption Grounds Flights as Japan Keeps Level 3 Alert

Kīlauea Erupts for 44th Time With Towering Lava Fountains, Prompting Closures

Lava Flows Resume at Piton de la Fournaise on Réunion

Popocatépetl Ash No Longer Expected in Mexico City After Wind Shift

Lava From Réunion’s Piton de la Fournaise Reaches the Sea for First Time Since 2007

Lava From Piton de la Fournaise Cuts Réunion’s RN2 for First Time Since 2007

Kīlauea’s Latest Eruption Lofts Lava to New Heights, Prompts Rare Ashfall Warning

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Eruption Sends 30,000-Foot Ash Plume, Triggers Park and Highway Closures

Sabancaya Volcano Activity Intensifies as New Blast Sends Ash Over Caylloma

Kanlaon Volcano Erupts Explosively, Sending 2,000-Meter Ash Plume Over Negros

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Episode Pauses After Nearly 10 Hours of 1,300-Foot Lava Fountains

Kīlauea’s New Eruption Launches 300-Meter Lava Fountains in Episode 42

Sheveluch Sends Ash to 9 km in Short Burst as Ongoing Eruption Prompts Flight Advisories