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Good Morning everyone this is the HVO Kīlauea
update for the morning of June 2nd.

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In the lower east rift zone fissure eight
continues to have lava fountains but they’re

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only reaching heights of about 50 meters or
164 feet.

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As of 6:30 a.m. the channelized lava flow
that was heading towards the Four Corners

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area was about one tenth of a mile from the
intersection of Highway 132 and Highway 137

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and along the length of that channel there
are small breakouts including one near the

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intersection of Highway 132 and Pohoiki Road.

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The suggested evacuation for residents of
Vacationland, Kapoho Beach lots and areas

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around Highway 137 is still in effect and
the mandatory evacuation of Leilani Estates

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remains in effect.

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Fissure 18 which was feeding a lava flow toward
highway 137 southwest of Vacationland is either

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inactive or has crusted over.

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The lava flow there has stalled or is moving
very slowly.

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At the summit a small explosion occurred at
1:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon, but overall

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ash emissions have decreased which may be
a result of the buildup of rubble in the bottom

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of the expanding overlook crater.

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Continued summit deflation, earthquake activity
and explosive events are still expected and

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gas emissions remain high.

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That’s the update for June 2nd.

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Thanks.