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Kīlauea Eruptions Send Fountains of Lava More than 1,000 Feet in the Air
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March 11, 2026
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March 11, 2026
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0:24Now PlayingHawaii's Kīlauea volcano was putting on a spectacular show Tuesday evening, with its latest eruptive episode producing arching bands of red lava higher than some skyscrapers. The National Park Service has closed Kīlauea’s summit, citing danger from glassy volcanic fragments known as tephra. Early Tuesday afternoon, the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency closed Highway 11, the main road to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Kīlauea within, for the same reason.
The agency assigned its highest volcano warning level to the episode, red, which it describes as signifying sure danger: "Major volcanic eruption is imminent, underway, or suspected with hazardous activity both on the ground and in the air."
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