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Kilauea erupted Friday night, spewing lava fountains and ash near Kaʻu, but no immediate danger was reported.
Mount Kilauea on Hawaii’s Big Island erupted for the 35th time since December 2024, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, with lava fountains reaching 500 feet and a gas plume rising to 16,000 feet.
The eruption began at 8:50 p.m. local time on Friday from the south Halema'uma'u crater, producing ash and Pele’s hair that fell in surrounding areas, including the Kaʻu district.
Authorities warn of potential airborne hazards, though no immediate threats to life or property have been reported.
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El Kilauea entró en erupción el viernes por la noche, arrojando fuentes de lava y cenizas cerca de Kaʻu, pero no se reportó peligro inmediato.