Despite the tragedies of a 2018 volcano explosion that engulfed some 700 homes on the island of Hawaii, prospective homeowners are flocking there to buy.
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK, Hawaii (KITV4) "Pele is mysterious. I hear a chant from Auntie Malia Craver," Kumu Kawai from Mountain View told KITV4, "And she says about
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK "Pele is mysterious. I hear a chant from Auntie Malia Craver," Kumu Kawai from Mountain View told KITV4, "And she says about Pele and how she
they wake up wondering if today is the day. eruptions are spontaneous and this could go on for days or weeks. i think what we can say this is not over. the seismic activity continues and magna within the rift zone. for the foreseeable future this eruption is likely to continue. the governor told residents last night don t tell your agent to say if you have lava insurance but simply fire insurance. they think it will cover some people. julie: you went into the evacuated neighborhood. what is it like there? it s empty. you realize the fingers of lava, they cut off streets and power lines and waterlines and literally disrupt the entire neighborhood. we re in leilani estate. the lava flow has made it just shy of this guy s house.
the earthquake. we talked to a lot of people. some people still have everything, others have nothing. so what they saw when they got back into that neighborhood is a mixture of beauty and broken dreams. some homes were untouched. others were being swallowed up right before their eyes by the lava. this is leilani estate. last week gee all gifts believe one small earthquakes dislodged a plug in the volcanic lake near the top sending millions of tons of thick lava, through underground tubes beneath the subdivision. 10 locations the lava punched through the crust sending fountains of liquid up to 300 feet in the sky. the vent you re looking at now