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Good Morning! Mariska Hargitay , Maile Zambuto , Mileka Lincoln and Trish Adlesic at the Hawaii International Film Festival yesterday!

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Hawaii Five-0 - Episode 7.23 - Wehe 'ana - Press Release

DANNY PROTECTS A COMA PATIENT SHOWING SIGNS OF WAKING WHO WAS THE KEY WITNESS FROM HIS LAST HPD CASE BEFORE HE MET STEVE AND JOINED FIVE-0, ON “HAWAII FIVE-0,” FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Lori Petty Guest Stars as Nurse Jenny Kitson, and Michael Paul Chan Guest Stars as Danny’s Former HPD Captain, Tanaka “Wehe 'ana” – Danny protects a coma patient showing signs of waking who was the key witness from his last HPD case before he met Steve and joined Five-0, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, April 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Lori Petty guest stars as Nurse Jenny Kitson, and Michael Paul Chan guest stars as Danny’s former HPD Captain, Tanaka. (“Wehe 'ana” is Hawaiian for “Prelude”) CHEAT TWEET: #H50 fans, this is the case that changed Five-0 forever! #Bromance @HawaiiFive0CBS 4/28 9pm @loripetty guests http://bit.ly/2o7bh50 REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Daniel Dae Kim (Chin Ho Kelly) Grace Park (Kono Kalakaua) Chi McBride (Lou Grover) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) GUEST CAST: Zach Sulzbach (Charlie Williams) Michael Paul Chan (Captain Tanaka) Rich Ceraulo (Detective Kauai) Ramon De Ocampo (Meka) Chrichton Uale (Ahe’ahe Makino) Lori Petty (Nurse Jenny Kitson) Mileka Lincoln (Herself) Roel Navarro (Dario Mendez) Isaiah Matanza (Boy) Lance Wheeler (Chris Hanohano) Vai Richards (Desk Sergeant) Lauren Shaw (Lara Kendall/Female Nurse) Yunji De Nies (Dr. Linda Miro) Celestino Cornielle (Leader) Alexandra Yuriko Roth (Layla Lokeni) Rayton Lamay (Orderly) Ha’eha’e Kahana (Teenage Girl) WRITTEN BY: Helen Shang & Zoe Robyn DIRECTED BY: Maja Vrvilo

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Mariska Hargitay, Mileka Lincoln & Maile Zambuto at the Hawaii International Film Festival.

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Things will be better in Hawaii - hotels step up the fight

Things will be better in Hawaii - hotels step up the fight against human trafficking with an education session for hotel staff. Could you do this at your hotel?

Hoteliers in Hawaii recognize the important role they can play in the reporting and/or prevention of human trafficking in this beautiful state. Just like every other state in the union, human trafficking will continue being a problem until everyone is informed and ready to make a difference.

With that in mind, Hawaii News Nowreporter, Mileka Lincoln says that, “the vast majority of sex…

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Three Examples of the Most Dangerous Hiking Trails in the World

Hiking can never be fun until you can get your boots muddy. And the best way to do that is to hike some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world. But there are still beautiful regions that only a few people ever dare to visit. Below are three examples of the world’s most dangerous hiking trails.

Windy Li who writes for SCMP states in a post that Huashan National Park in China is among the world’s dangerous hiking trails in the world.

Visitors must register for ‘world’s most dangerous hike’ in China after death plunge

Police have been unable to track down the man’s family to claim his body, which was found on Friday, because they could not identify him, the report said.

A video posted online shows the man unleashing his safety harness and plunging from the section of the Huashan trail where hikers negotiate narrow wooden planks installed along the cliff face.

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This report came a week after a man fell to his death. Now anyone who wants to hike this trail must register before hiking.

Mileka Lincoln from the Hawaii News Now states that while Lanikai Pillbox Trail in Kailua is a popular hiking trail in the region, it is not safe for dogs.

Popular Hawaii hikes can be dangerous for dogs ... and sometimes deadly

The Lanikai Pillbox Trail in Kailua is extremely popular, but what many hikers may not realize is how dangerous it can be for their dogs because of the potential for either heat exhaustion or heat stroke.

It's not the only trail that has prompted concern from veterinarians: Makapuu Lighthouse is another, because of their locations on the back of ridges where there typically is no breeze, no shade and lots of asphalt — all of which pose significant risks for dogs.

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So if you want to go hiking with your dog pet, the Lanikai Pillbox Trail in Kailua may not be the best hiking trail to visit.

According to Sputnik News, Hauyna Picchu in Peru is also another example of a dangerous hiking trail that you wouldn’t dare hike alone.

Enter if You Dare: 10 Most Perilous Hiking Trails in World

Dangerous paths and mountain passes have always attracted thrill seekers mainly due to the unprecedented rush of adrenaline and breathtaking views from the tops of such inaccessible places.

It takes a lot of courage to tackle some dangerous, but very famous hiking trails with the most amazing and stunning views.

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In the article, the author says that if you really must hike this place, then you need to arm yourself with the necessary equipment to hike well.

Conclusion

These regions are rated as dangerous, so they are quite unsafe for anyone, really. While you can’t hike them per se, they still make the best option for sightseeing. So, you can visit and see them, but only from a distance.

The article Three Examples of the Most Dangerous Hiking Trails in the World was first seen on: AdventurersHQ Blog

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70 Meter hohe Lavafontäne schießt aus dem Kilauea-Vulkan

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70 Meter hohe Lavafontäne schießt aus dem Kilauea-Vulkan

Der Vulkan Mount Kilauea jagt eine beständige 70 Meter hohe Lavafontäne in die Luft, wie Aufnahmen zeigen. Insgesamt wurde so viel Lava ausgespuckt, dass man damit 45.000 Olympia-Schwimmbecken füllen könnte.

Von Marco Maier

Luft- und Satellitenaufnahmen über dem Kilauea-Vulkan auf Hawaiis Großer Insel zeigen das Ausmaß der Verwüstungen, die durch den massiven Ausbruch seit dem 3. Mai verursacht wurden. Mehr als 600 Häuser wurden bereits zerstört, von denen etwa 500 nach dem jüngsten Ausbruch getroffen wurden, als Lava durch die Siedlungen von Kapoho Beach und Vacationland strömte. Während Tausende von Menschen aus der Region evakuiert wurden, befürchten Beamte, dass bis zu einem Dutzend Bewohner, die sich weigerten zu gehen, inzwischen tot sind.

How much #KilaueaEruption #lava since May 3? 113,500,000 cubic meters (4,008,200,000 cubic feet) OR enough to: fill 45,400 Olympic-sized pools cover Manhattan Island 6.5 ft deep fill 11.3 million average dump trucks

But, it’s only 1/2 the amount of 1984 Mauna Loa eruption. pic.twitter.com/HeGEvorAze

— USGS Volcanoes🌋 (@USGSVolcanoes) June 7, 2018

Die United States Geological Survay (USGS) stellt fest, dass geschätzte 4008,2 Millionen Kubikfuß (ca 114 Millionen Kubikmeter) Lava die östliche Seite der Großen Insel flutete. Damit könnte man 45.000 olympische Schwimmbecken oder 11 Millionen Muldenkipper füllen. Das ist genug Material, um Manhattan Island bis zu einer Tiefe von sechs Fuß (ca. 1,83 Meter) zu bedecken.

Helicopter overflight of the Kapoho Bay area on the morning of June 8, 2018, shows a flow front that is nearly a mile wide, extending south to Vacationland. #LERZ https://t.co/lRhaWdElzG pic.twitter.com/IxpU9undLT

— USGS Volcanoes🌋 (@USGSVolcanoes) June 8, 2018

Hier sieht man die stetige 70 Meter hohe Lavafontäne:

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano LATEST: USGS says overnight lava fountaining from fissure 8 reached 130-180ft; A small explosion occurred at 4:48AM at the summit of Kīlauea, Kaʻu communities should be aware of ashfall https://t.co/CATbzbJQ6W @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/uRTdFYi25P

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) June 9, 2018

Hier ein Vorher-Nachher-Vergleich:

Satellite images over the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island taken before and after the latest eruption show dramatic change. https://t.co/CtmrgCNYbe pic.twitter.com/AJRee8rM1w

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

Ein Ende ist allerdings noch lange nicht abzusehen…

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Joe’s Weather Blog: Spring continues to bloom around the area (SUN-5/6)

Good afternoon. Skies across the region are clearing out nicely after some isolated sprinkles in the region this morning…overall another warm spring day on tap this afternoon. There may be an isolated storm develop but overall…80s should cover things despite a weak front moving through the region. The week will be typical of spring with temperatures running 5-10° above average for most of the week with a few rain/storm chances.

Forecast:

Tonight: Clear skies and somewhat cooler with lows near 50°

Monday: Sunny and mild with highs well into the 70s. East winds of 10-20 MPH

Tuesday: Partly cloudy…there may be a few showers/storms later in the day into Wednesday. Highs well into the 70s again.

Discussion:

Pretty short blog I think today…sort of catching up a bit.

The biggest local weather news goes back to what happened on Wednesday night. The NWS was inspecting the situation in JACO MO…and while we knew about 1 tornado in Raytown…they found a 2nd area of damage and decided that too was tornado related. So now Raytown has had 2 tornadoes from the storms on Wednesday night.

A survey of the Raytown area concluded that two separate tornadoes occurred on the night of May 2, 2018.

The damage was characterized by two very narrow paths of uprooted or broken large trees, several of which fell onto nearby houses. pic.twitter.com/nBIrSwWLeq

— NWS Kansas City (@NWSKansasCity) May 6, 2018

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Add in Belton (EF0) and Overland Park/Leawood (EF1) and that’s 4 tornadoes in the Metro from that. A 5th tornado struck earlier towards northern MO around the Big Lake area.

Impressive in my book at least and we’re so thankful that they were “weak” as opposed to something more damaging. I’m sure some of the power poles and trees don’t feel that way…but in the big picture we dealt with it rather well and I got to use the term mesovorticies a bunch of times too!

Have you noticed that the trees are just now getting their act together with leaves. It’s still somewhat strange to me to be driving around and seeing trees that are leaf-less. Their gradually catching up I think and that trend continues this week which means another big week of tree pollens.

From a weather standpoint…this will be an OK week although there will be storm opportunities. There’s nothing really to grasp on to though…chances here and there…later Tuesday into Wednesday AM…something later in the week into the weekend. The later TUE>WED chances are there…as some weak disturbances travel across the Plains. Moisture may be somewhat of a limiting factor ahead of this though…so we’ll see how it all comes together. The NAM model tries to push dew points into the 60s later on Tuesday. Not sure if that might be a bit too aggressive with a wind direction mostly from the SE

Perhaps the last choice is the choice that bears the most watching…although even that will play out differently I think than what the guidance suggests. There will be quite a bit of warm air building up in the southern US and seeping into the Plains and with that warm air comes higher dew points…in the month of May that is usually all we need with some disturbances in the flow…to set things off.

How severe the storms will be remains to be seen…but we’ll be watching next FRI>SAT a bit more carefully. Of course that is also the time period for racing out at KS Speedway.

Speaking of which…in the last blog I talked about the anniversaries on May 4th…in particular the the events out towards KCK and KC North. Richard Anderson sent me this video…it’s about 18 minutes long of the security cam footage of the tornado first forming and also some storm chaser footage.

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It’s a reminder of the season we’re in. Hopefully what happened on Wednesday night is the “worst” of our severe storm season. We’ve received so many kind words about the coverage that night…including these…

My favorite severe weather emails… JL pic.twitter.com/vupRYiAgCr

— Fox 4 Weather KC (@fox4wx) May 4, 2018

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In honor of the season…and since I haven’t changed our twitter profile picture in years I thought it was time to “freshen” things up a bit!

I haven't touched our #fox4wx twitter profile picture since the account was created…time for an update. It's been about 5-6 years I think. #SchoolDayAtTheK pic.twitter.com/Z2LQ0BwAhq

— Fox 4 Weather KC (@fox4wx) May 5, 2018

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Finally a more geological moment. Have you been paying attention to the events in Hawaii? The Big Island has been experiencing larger than typical earthquakes including a 6.9 whooper (strongest since 1975) that indicates that the volcano is going through changes. Cracks in the earths crust are oozing with lava through one of the subdivisions out there. Think about that. We’ll see pictures of large cracks in the ground after an earthquake…perhaps a field or a street. There where the cracks appear…lava is flowing and shooting out.

#BREAKING #LeilaniEstatesEruption: Hawaiʻi Co officials preparing #LeilaniEstates evacuation zone flyover confirm 3 more houses destroyed in Luana St. fissure & 1 threatened on Pomaikaʻi St., USGS new assessment clarifies 9 eruptions not 10 https://t.co/pS6ENzb7Q4 @HawaiiNewsNow pic.twitter.com/eJafIT7npb

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 6, 2018

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Another very active day on Kilauea volcano with earthquakes occurring on nearly every part of the volcano. This map shows an amazing 477 earthquakes over the last 24 hours (as of noon HST May 5th). You can follow the earthquakes here: https://t.co/kIbVVKeB36 pic.twitter.com/7Z8RQmpwmr

— USGS_Seismic (@usgs_seismic) May 5, 2018

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Field photos just in: at 07:45 a.m. HST, today (May 5), lava from fissure 7 slowly advanced to the northeast on Hookapu Street. https://t.co/5w1RIQyCCC pic.twitter.com/ZuG3uH5oiv

— USGS Volcanoes (@USGSVolcanoes) May 6, 2018

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New video shows lava sputtering from a fissure on Hawaii's Big Island, where the Kīlauea volcano continues to erupt pic.twitter.com/CKbf7nxhCg

— BNO News (@BNONews) May 6, 2018

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This picture though…

So there's a volcano going off in Hawaii (A volcano? In Hawaii? Who knew? ), and fissures have popped up literally under peoples houses, and the photos are so surreal. Like, this looks like a shot from some mid-budget disaster movie. pic.twitter.com/i5ZVJpmkez

— Sam (@korvys) May 6, 2018

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Here is our feature photo for the blog…from Charley Caron

Have a great Monday…no blog tomorrow…let’s see how the week goes for additional weather updates.

Joe

from FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports http://fox4kc.com/2018/05/06/joes-weather-blog-spring-continues-to-bloom-around-the-area-sun-5-6/

from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2018/05/06/joes-weather-blog-spring-continues-to-bloom-around-the-area-sun-5-6/

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**SPOILER** PRESS RELEASE FOR HAWAII FIVE-0 7.23 **SPOILER**

DANNY PROTECTS A COMA PATIENT SHOWING SIGNS OF WAKING WHO WAS THE KEY WITNESS FROM HIS LAST HPD CASE BEFORE HE MET STEVE AND JOINED FIVE-0, ON “HAWAII FIVE-0,” FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Lori Petty Guest Stars as Nurse Jenny Kitson, and Michael Paul Chan Guest Stars as Danny’s Former HPD Captain, Tanaka

“Wehe 'ana” – Danny protects a coma patient showing signs of waking who was the key witness from his last HPD case before he met Steve and joined Five-0, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, April 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Lori Petty guest stars as Nurse Jenny Kitson, and Michael Paul Chan guest stars as Danny’s former HPD Captain, Tanaka. (“Wehe 'ana” is Hawaiian for “Prelude”) CHEAT TWEET: #H50 fans, this is the case that changed Five-0 forever! #Bromance @HawaiiFive0CBS 4/28 9pm @loripetty guests http://bit.ly/2o7bh50 REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Daniel Dae Kim (Chin Ho Kelly) Grace Park (Kono Kalakaua) Chi McBride (Lou Grover) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) GUEST CAST: Zach Sulzbach (Charlie Williams) Michael Paul Chan (Captain Tanaka) Rich Ceraulo (Detective Kauai) Ramon De Ocampo (Meka) Chrichton Uale (Ahe’ahe Makino) Lori Petty (Nurse Jenny Kitson) Mileka Lincoln (Herself) Roel Navarro (Dario Mendez) Isaiah Matanza (Boy) Lance Wheeler (Chris Hanohano) Vai Richards (Desk Sergeant) Lauren Shaw (Lara Kendall/Female Nurse) Yunji De Nies (Dr. Linda Miro) Celestino Cornielle (Leader) Alexandra Yuriko Roth (Layla Lokeni) Rayton Lamay (Orderly) Ha’eha’e Kahana (Teenage Girl) WRITTEN BY: Helen Shang & Zoe Robyn DIRECTED BY: Maja Vrvilo GENRE: Drama Photos are available at: http://cbspressexpress.com Official CBS website: http://www.cbs.com/shows/hawaii_five_0/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HawaiiFive0CBS Twitter: http://twitter.com/HawaiiFive0CBS Instagram: @HawaiiFive0CBS CBS Twitter: http://twitter.com/CBS Cast on Twitter: Daniel Dae Kim @DanielDaeKim Jorge Garcia @JorgeGarcia Cast on Instagram: Daniel Dae Kim @DanielDaeKim Jorge Garcia @PronouncedHorhay * * * Press Contacts: Beth Haiken Beth.haiken@cbs.com 818-655-1583 Ryan Aguirre ryan.aguirre@cbs.com 818-655-7218 Photo Contacts: Michele Crowe Michele.crowe@cbs.com 212-975-3265 Gaye Ann Bruno Gayeann.bruno@cbs.com 818-655-1542 source

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Hawaii Five-0 - Episode 10.05 - He ‘oi‘o kuhihewa; he kākā ola i ‘ike ‘ia e ka makaulā - Press Release

IT’S HALLOWEEN, AND FIVE-0 INVESTIGATES A HOME INVASION TURNED DEADLY AFTER A DANGEROUS “MONSTER” ESCAPES FROM THE BASEMENT, ON “HAWAII FIVE-0,” FRIDAY, OCT. 25 Masi Oka Returns as Dr. Max Bergman “He ‘oi‘o kuhihewa; he kākā ola i ‘ike ‘ia e ka makaulā” – It’s Halloween and Five-0 investigates a home invasion turned deadly after a dangerous “monster” escapes from the basement. Also, Max (Masi Oka) returns to Oahu with a very special guest, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Oct. 25 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (“He ‘oi‘o kuhihewa; he kākā ola i ‘ike ‘ia e ka makaulā” is Hawaiian for “Don’t blame ghosts and spirits for one’s troubles; a human is responsible”) REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri) Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns) Chi McBride (Captain Lou Grover) Katrina Law (Quinn Liu) Taylor Wily (Kamekona) Dennis Chun (Sgt. Duke Lukela) Kimee Balmilero (Dr. Noelani Cunha) RECURRING CAST: Shawn Makuahi Garnett (Flippa) Masi Oka (Dr. Max Bergman) GUEST CAST: Lori Pelenise Tuisano (Princess) Jonny Berryman (Tunde) Lisa Kaminir (Mother Superior Decosta) Iris Wilhelm-Norseth (Sister Laureta) Derek Mears (Kimo) Keely Nakama (Emily) Alex Kingi (Zach) Blossom Lam Hoffman (Edith) Keli’I Aoyagi (Robber) Pono Lundell (Vampire) Hayley Walters (Mummy) Gianna-Mei Faitau-Pagaduan (Cowgirl) Ernest Bailey (Security Guard) Tavita Woodward (HPD Kanae) Mileka Lincoln (News Anchor) WRITTEN BY: Rob Hanning & Zoe Robyn DIRECTED BY: Yangzom Brauen SOURCE:CBS

MY SOURCE: https://www.spoilertv.com/2019/10/hawaii-five-0-episode-1005-he-oio.html

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Hawaii: Mysteriöse Risse im Kilauea-Vulkan

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Hawaii: Mysteriöse Risse im Kilauea-Vulkan

Beim derzeit ausgebrochenen Vulkan Mount Kilauea auf Hawaii, der bereits 87 Häuser zerstörte, drohen nun gewaltige Explosionen, die massiven Schaden verursachen können.

Von Marco Maier

Vier Wochen nach seinem Ausbruch spuckt der Kilauea-Vulkan in Hawaii weiterhin geschmolzene Lava über die Ostseite der Großen Insel aus. Damit wird der Zugang zu weiteren Vierteln unterbrochen und 87 Häuser zerstört, von denen zehn in den letzten zwei Tagen zerstört wurden.

#BREAKING: Civil Defense officials say the number of homes that have been destroyed in the Kilauea lava flow has grown to 87. https://t.co/3pHaoehidT pic.twitter.com/gysdnOVuet

— Hawaii News Now (@HawaiiNewsNow) June 2, 2018

Die Wissenschaftler sind auch verblüfft, nachdem mittels Drohnen gemachten Aufnahmen Veränderungen in Kilaueas Hauptgipfelkrater zeigen – einschließlich ungeklärter Risse am Boden, die heißen Dampf ablassen. Es wurden Bedenken geäußert, dass ein „sich ausdehnender kollabierter Krater“ und Trümmer, die den Abzug blockieren, eine massive neue Explosion auslösen könnten.

USGS UAS mission on 5/31/18 films dramatic changes within Halemaʻumaʻu crater at Kīlauea’s summit; rubble-covered floor, cracks, faults, steaming, sulfur precipitate – all at this changing eruption site. https://t.co/C9nyOsnCM1 pic.twitter.com/lRYDMKkJmS

— USGS Volcanoes🌋 (@USGSVolcanoes) June 1, 2018

So schreibt express.co.uk:

Der Halema’uma’u-Krater hat sich seit Beginn der Eruptionen Anfang Mai, einschließlich des überraschenden Verschwindens eines Lavasees, plötzlich verändert.

Das Drohnen-Bildmaterial des US Geological Survey (USGS) zeigt „gelbe Schwefel-Substanz auf dem mit Trümmern bedeckten Boden und eine Streuung großer ballistischer Blöcke um den Kraterrand“.

USGS-Beamte enthüllten, dass der leere Schlot bis vor ein paar Wochen einst Fünf-Hektar-Lavasee beherbergte.

Was als nächstes passiert, ist nicht bekannt: „Es ist möglich, dass neue Explosionen durch die Trümmer am Boden des Abzugs stattfinden, und diese können größer sein als frühere Explosionen“, sagte der USGS-Geophysiker Kyle Anderson. „Es ist auch möglich, dass die Entlüftung dauerhaft blockiert wird, wodurch die Explosionen vollständig beendet werden.“

#BREAKING #LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: @CivilDefenseHI confirms flow crossed Hwy137, south of Four Corners after crossing Hwy132 north of intersection last night; NO ACCESS to Kapoho, Vacationland, Hwy132 & Hwy137 https://t.co/SKpW7U3GoL @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/Q0PgTxa66E

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) June 2, 2018

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BTS photos of the new Hawaii Says No More Campaign