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Story summary
- The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii is paused, with a high lava fountaining episode expected between April 6 and 14.
- Observations show glow at both vents, continuous tremor, and two earthquakes recorded.
- The U.S. Geological Survey's Volcano Alert Level remains at WATCH.
- Geochemical analysis shows lava at 1165–1191°C, hotter than before, suggesting continued activity as magma supply remains high.
- The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory is closely monitoring the situation.
