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Paul C. Peh
Kailua-Kona, HI, USA

11/28/2022
06:20 pm

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This was taken from my backyard in Kailua-Kona. The glow has somewhat receded if compared to last night. Reason is 2 of the 3 active fissures have stopped flowing. We took a helicopter at about 2 pm today but had to turn back due to bad weather. I am not sure how long this flow will last. Probably for the next few days or so. We will try to fly again tomorrow or Wednesday for a closer look. The last time Maunaloa erupted was 1984.

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