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Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Shows Signs of Unrest, 320 Volcanic Earthquakes Recorded Over the Past 24 Hours [USGS]
Kilauea volcano could erupt again sooner or later. Click to read more. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has shown signs of increased volcanic activity, incurring 320 volcanic earthquakes over the past 24 hours as of Saturday, October 7, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
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