Kīlauea live status dashboard
Current monitoring signals, eruption status, and activity updates.
MagmaAlert organizes public observatory notices, alert history, webcams, and geographic context in one view. Live values are labeled with their source and update time; use the official observatory link for the authoritative notice.
Primary source: Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO). MagmaAlert is an independent presentation layer and is not an emergency authority.
Kīlauea Insights & Analysis
Source data from Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO); context and presentation by MagmaAlertKīlauea is the world's most active volcano and a central focus of the National Volcano Early Warning System (NVEWS). Located on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, it has been in a near-continuous state of eruption for decades, most notably from 1983 to 2018. The 2018 Lower East Rift Zone eruption redefined our understanding of volcanic hazards in Hawaii. In 2026, Kīlauea remains a high-priority monitoring target due to its proximity to residential areas and the critical data it provides through the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. Monitoring Kīlauea live involves tracking ground deformation, gas emissions, and real-time seismic activity to predict the next volcanic eruption event.