"Unraveling Kilauea's Seismic Activity and Magma Intrusion"
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Seismic activity continues at the Kīlauea summit and along the Koaʻe fault system in Hawaii, with recent earthquakes including a Magnitude 4.1 event east northeast of Pāhala and a Magnitude 5.7 quake deep under Pāhala. The USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports steady earthquake counts and warns that renewed episodes of heightened unrest remain a possibility, with the potential for an eruption to occur with little advance warning.
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