Volcán Kilauea   Fuentes de Lava de 80 metros de altura    Langosto    Update 4
Channel: Drop Express
Date: 2018-06-01

The crack 8 that was reactivated on May 28 in the afternoon and, overnight, the lava of Tuesday 29 reached 60 meters (200 feet) in height, feeding a flow that is traveling vertiginously to the northeast .
Lava flow from the fissures of Kilauea volcano on and around the houses on May 28, which were then consumed by the fire. (USGS)

"That flow was moving over the flow of Fissure 8 that was active the night before, then moving into the open field and crossing the Pohoiki road at around 5 a.m. Starting at 7 am, the lava moved along the northern margin of a previous lava flow from Fissure 7 to the access road of the Geothermal Well. "
Lava in the geothermal well. (Video Hawaii News)

The geothermal well was previously affected by the lava of Fissure 7.

Visual observations of early morning Tuesday also confirmed continued but weaker activity at Fissures 18, 19, and 20. Fissure 18 has produced channeled flows that have already reached a third of the way (1.2 miles) to the coast.

The Hawaiian Government in turn stressed that the lava cut off Highway 132 damaging HELCO power structures, "which caused a power outage in the Vacationland area and Kapoho Beach Lots. The area will be without power for an extended period of time. "
Lava from the fissures of the Kilauea volcano runs devastating everything in its path. (USGS)

The plume of the volcano, which from its main crater has expelled a large amount of ash, has fallen in certain areas such as Pahoa, where irritation problems of the skin, nose, eyes and lungs are feared. The government has asked to consider voluntary evacuations.

The Health Department will discuss today the exposure to gases and ashes in the district of Kau in a meeting in an emergency shelter in Pahala.

The USGS team explains that "volcanic gas emissions are still very high due to eruptions from fissures".