Almost four decades later the worlds largest volcano exploded in the Hawaii
According to the sources, Hawaii in Mauna Loa for the first time world’s largest active volcano since 40 years has exploded on Sunday at 11:30 p.m.
According to a US National Park Service report, the active volcano in 1984, has erupted at Moku’aweoweo. on Sunday night at about 11:30 p.m
The volcano’s warning level has also been upgraded, the highest classification, from an advisory to a warning level.
The space is assigned to the summit area because the eruption continues at the summit.
According to Hawaii Volcano Observatory. Currently there are no indications that the erupted volcano relocating in a rift zone. Summit Region, flowing of lava can see from Kona. The affected volcanoes are in the summit area and there is no danger to the communities below. Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said.
The US Geological Survey talking about the volcano that erupted in Mauna Loa. Residents in affected areas should review preparedness and consult Hawaii County Civil Défense information for guidance, they said.
According to the agency, based on past events, lava flows in the early stages of volcanic eruptions in Mauna Valley are very dynamic and progress can be quickly change. Lava flows can move raplidy downslope if the eruption runs beyond the summit caldera.
According to the series, the eruptions are signs of young eruptions, which could be caused by earthquakes.
According to the BBC. Hawaii’s Volcanoes National Park’s Mauna Loa, covering half of the Big Island of US states. This active volcano has an elevation of about 13,679 feet above sea level and is spread over 5,179 square kilometres. 33 times Mauna Loa has erupted from 1843 According to the USGS.
In 1984 was last eruption and lava migrated upto 5 miles of Hilo, which is Island’s most populous town.
The world’s largest volcano Mauna Loa is one active in the last 4 decades, according to the sources there are many more valcones but these valcones are revealed as asleep, since they have not exploded since long time, which is meant to they are not to erupt in coming generation.
The volcano is 20,000 feet below the surface from its underwater base. This volcano shares the Big Island with Mauna Kea and is the tallest volcano in the world.