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Here's an update.
What's going on with the volcanoes
and earthquakes there in Hawaii?
Mauna Loa has had ten earthquakes
within the last 24 hours.
The shallowest was, I believe this one right here, 2.0,
and bring this over above sea level -3.0 km.
In depth.
So that would be about 1.86 miles above sea level.
Many of these earthquakes are above sea level.
,Mauna Loa okay, is about 2.6 miles above sea level.
So this magma is rising up,
getting really close to the summit.
The most recent earthquake at 2.0, that
was 0.6 km above sea level.
This 1.9 kwh, that was 1.2 km above sea level.
Another one, one kilometers above sea
level there's, that three kilometer one.
There was also one that was 2.0 km.
This one here, I missed that one.
This is 3.6 km above sea level.
So that would be 2.46 miles,
almost 2.5 miles above sea level.
And remember, Monolo is only 2.6 miles above sea level.
Let's go to that location.
Very concerning.
They could be having an eruption fairly soon.
Yeah, right there.
It's right along that one fault zone.
Very concerning.
This here is the most recent image of Monola summit.
I see something off on the side here.
I don't know what that is.
Let me bring it over here's another image.
But this one here is from the 13th.
And this one right here is from
today, November 16, 2022, at 09:31, a.m.
Hawaii time.
Let me bring it over and I'll bring it down if I can.
There we go.
All right.
Here is the most recent image of the
West Vent in Halimamu and Lava Lake.
It says you can see the time there and the date.
All right, so here we have Kilowata,
and there's the crater for honeymoon.
Sorry for pronouncing it wrong.
I'm all tongue tied.
Just another name for me to slaughter. Right.
But looking at the lava, or the magna,
I should say, because it's still under the
ground at Monola and then going to Kilowuela.
Okay, the magma is coming up there
at sorry about that, at Monola.
But look what's going on here at Kilowayla.
So what it looks like to me is the magma
is no longer rising up at Kilowata summit, but it's
coming up there at Monolo Toja tongue tied today.
Yeah, another interesting data point here
we have the tilt for Monolo.
Now, the green line is raw data, but you
can see here it's going up for this one.
And it goes back to the 10th, it looks like.
And then this one goes back to the 18
October and this goes back to December of 2021.
And then this goes all the way back to 2017.
It's at the highest that it's
ever been for the entire island.
All earthquakes.
There's been 25 in the last 24 hours.
Alright, we got a 2.2 trying to
see which would be the largest.
Another 2.2? Yeah.
Monola 2.3 bahala.
That was deep, 29.8 km below sea level.
And then yeah, close to the same
location, say 32.5 miles below sea level. Everything.
Yeah, it seems like.
Let's go back to Google Earth.
Yeah, it's going up here to
Monteloa instead of this location.
And I've talked about the Hilna slump and I've
talked about how fast it would take for the
magma when Monolo decides it's going to erupt. Yeah.
They're hoping over here by Captain Cook that there's
some volcanoes, I guess, over here in this area.
It would block the flow if the eruption decided it
wanted to come in the western direction and if it
was going to go east like it has in the
past, it would take maybe a couple of weeks or
even a month or maybe even longer to reach Hilo.
All right, they got a new one listed now.
This is for the last week.
There's been 65 earthquakes here on
the summit in the last week.
Most recent they're reporting now is a
magnitude 2.80.8 km above sea level.
So going to Stream View, this
would be that magnitude two eight.
And you can see here there's been a lot
more than ten earthquakes in the last 24 hours.
This is 8 hours and I'll go back another 8 hours.
Yeah, there's been a lot more than ten.
I count at least 15 that are marked
in red within the last 24 hours.
And you can see here we got blobs
of magma as they call it, coming in.
I don't have that most recent earthquake.
It only came in after I pulled the data.
A larger one here at 23 40.
That would have been last night.
That would have been down by Paula Hall.
They're saying it's a 2.3.
I get a magnitude 2.43.
So there's not much of a difference between that.
All right, let's go back.
Maybe this one was Paulahala on 47.
Yeah, it is.
Okay, I was only looking at Monola summit, but it's
down here by Palahala and they're saying that's a 2.0.
Alright, so now we got a magnitude 1.95.4 km.
That's supposed to be by Ocean View, Hawaii.
You can see here what do we got?
We got some farms and some vacation rentals.
Says coffee growers.
Let's see what town we got up over here.
Or do they even have it named?
No, they do not.
The earthquake monitor that I downloaded the data
from, let me go up over here.
That would be right here, close to the summit.
I couldn't get these other three to work,
but I did get this one to work.
El EP.
The latest update I could find about
Monola was dated on the 14th.
It says Montalo is not Erupting and there are
no signs of imminent eruption at this time.
Monitoring data shows no significant change
within the last 24 hours.
Well, this is two days ago.
Mahaloa continues to be in a state of
heightened unrest as indicated by the increased earthquake
activity and inflation of the Summit.
The current unrest is most Likely driven by a
renewed input of Magma two to 5 miles excuse
Me, three to 8 km beneath Monola Summit.
Well, we know that it's rising up higher by
the minus in sea level alerts currently in effect.
It says here, temporary closure of Monolo Summit.
Monolo summit cabins and high elevation areas
are closed due to increased seismicity.
Monolo is not erupting.
And I guess it's still at alert level yellow.
Yep.
Getting shallower and shallower.
It's just a matter of time yeah -3 that other one
-3.6 km above sea level so what are your thoughts?
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