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Special Weather Statement
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Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service Honolulu HI
137 PM HST Mon May 21 2018
HIZ024-222000-
South Big Island-
137 PM HST Mon May 21 2018
...TRACE ASHFALL POSSIBLE FROM KILAUEA VOLCANO...
Occasional small bursts of volcanic ash continue from Halemaumau
Crater. Low level winds will tend to push any ash clouds toward
the southwest. Ash fallout will likely be mainly over the Kau
district and Highway 11 southwest of the town of Volcano.
Hawaii Volcano Observatory reports that larger explosions are
possible at any time with little warning. If this occurs, an
Ashfall Advisory or Warning would likely be necessary.
Avoid excessive exposure to ash which is an eye and respiratory
irritant. Those with respiratory sensitivities should take extra
precaution to minimize exposure.
For more information on the status of Kilauea Volcano, please see
https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/kilauea/status.html
For health and safety recommendations, please visit the Hawaii
Interagency Vog Information Dashboard at https://vog.ivhhn.org
The USGS website for submitting ash reports can be found at
http://hawaiiash.science
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