Explosive threat looms as Kilauea eruption continues
Geologists warn Kilauea could erupt explosively sending boulders and ash near the summit in weeks if groundwater levels drop. USGS notes risk rises with groundwater intrusion and steam-driven blasts possible. two new vents force evacuations in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens as 2,000 residents were ordered to flee.
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