Here is the latest USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Report:
Multiple lava streams entering the ocean, and breakouts near the base of the pali
Several streams of lava were entering the water near Kupapa`u Point. Here at the eastern end of the ocean entry a narrow stream is battered by the surf.
Breakouts near the shoreline have diminished over the past week, but surface flows remain active closer to the base of the pali on the coastal plain.
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