NATURE'S FURY: Lava and smoke spew from Hawaii's Kilauea as the volcano erupts for the 37th time since 2024.

 



 

  • Fox News post captures the 37th eruptive episode of Kīlauea volcano since December 2024, featuring video of lava fountains up to 10 meters high within Halemaʻumaʻu crater, confirming USGS reports of activity starting November 23-24, 2025, with no immediate threats to communities.
  • This marks heightened activity in an ongoing eruption phase that began late 2024, with episodes occurring roughly weekly, adding new land to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park while emitting 1,200-1,500 tonnes of sulfur dioxide daily.
  • Public reactions blend awe at the spectacle with lighthearted comments on island growth and nature's power, underscoring Kīlauea's role as one of Earth's most active volcanoes, monitored closely by USGS for potential pauses in fountaining.

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