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According to the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has persisted in its eruption activity from August 20 to 21, 2026. This sustained activity is primarily focused around the summit caldera of Kilauea, where eruptive events have been occurring in intermittent phases. The current eruption cycle commenced in December 2024, with the 53rd episode of lava fountaining beginning on August 12. Previous eruptions have generated lava fountains that reached approximately 500 feet, or 150 meters in height. The USGS continues to monitor eruptive changes and conditions surrounding the summit area.
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00:00Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii is continuing to erupt, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
00:05The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reported ongoing activity between August 20 and 21.
00:11The eruption is taking place around Kilauea's summit caldera on Hawaii's Big Island.
00:16The volcano has remained active through a series of eruptive episodes.
00:20The current effusive eruption began in December 2024 and is still continuing.
00:25A 53rd lava fountaining episode began at Helema-Uma-U on August 12.
00:31Earlier fountains during the episode reached heights of around 500 feet.
00:35That is approximately 150 meters above the crater.
00:39USGS scientists continue monitoring lava activity and changing conditions at the summit.
00:44Officials will keep tracking the eruption as Kilauea's activity continues in Hawaii.
00:49Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:52using AI-assisted tools AI generated.

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