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Volcanoes

Hawaiian volcano monitoring, vog forecast & live cameras

Statewide volcano status

Monitored Volcanoes

Source: USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory

Live Volcano Cameras

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West Halemaʻumaʻu
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East Halemaʻumaʻu
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South Halemaʻumaʻu
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SO₂ Monitoring Stations

Real-time readings · Hawaiʻi DOH via AirNow

ThresholdsGood 0–0.10Moderate 0.10–0.20Unhealthy* 0.20–1.00Unhealthy 1.00–3.00Very Unhealthy 3.00–5.00Hazardous >5.00ppm

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Vog Forecast Map

SO₂ concentration forecast · UH Mānoa VMAP

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Use the sidebar to switch between SO₂/SO₄ and concentration/probability layers.

About Vog

Health information and guidance

IVHHN

Vog is volcanic smog, haze created by a combination of weather, wind, and volcanic activity. It becomes thicker or lighter depending on Kīlauea emissions, wind direction, and atmospheric conditions.

Seismic

Earthquake swarms often precede eruptions

Air Quality

AQI affected by vog plume

Wind

Trade winds disperse vog