Another lava-fountaining episode (the 28th so far) started within the Halemaʻumaʻu crater floor at about 04:10 AM local time yesterday.
The activity in the north vent produced tall, dome-shaped lava fountains reaching about 1200 ft (365 m) height associated with lava flows.
Meanwhile, after 9 hours of continuing fountaining, the effusive eruption came to an end at 01:20 PM local time tonight.
The south vent did not appear to activate at all during this episode and has been completely covered by new deposits.
Source: Hawaiian Volcano Observatory volcano activity update 10 July 2025
Episode 28 of the ongoing Kīlauea summit eruption is over after 9 hours of continuous lava fountaining. The south vent did not appear to activate at all during this episode and has been completely covered by new deposits. Lava fountains reached approximately 1200 ft (365 m). pic.twitter.com/jQvElDiIU4
— USGS Volcanoes (@USGSVolcanoes) July 10, 2025