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Photo and Video Chronology - Kīlauea - September 10, 2012

By Kīlauea September 10, 2012

Breakout above pali remains active.

Breakout above pali remains active

Breakout above pali remains active...
The breakout that began early last week remains active. On today's overflight, a broad area of active pāhoehoe flows was mapped, with the farthest makai lobe (lower left) just touching the top of Royal Gardens subdivision, near the buried intersection of Warrior and `Ekaha streets. When these flows began last week there were two separate breakouts, but the western breakout is now inactive. In the bottom center of this thermal image there is a faint line of elevated temperatures representing the recent lava tube.

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