Dramatic tilt increase and a surge in earthquakes point to a new intrusion of magma beneath Kīlauea. Geology professor Shawn Willsey discusses new data and activity

25+ inches for south side Hawai'i

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Really don't know why major networks like HNN arent' reporting on this, but there broad model consensus that we gonna get another hurricane, potentially more devastating than Lala.

This get one Iniki kine track what kine doglegs back after heading east. In other words da worse kine. Time to prepare is now. Just look at what happened to Ka'u.

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs&region=cpac&pkg=mslp_pcpn_frzn&runtime=2026090218&fh=6

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Hawaii has all sorts of invasive species, but my personal favorite of which is almost never talked about. Meet the brush tailed rock wallabies of O’ahu. These feral creatures have been around for over one hundred years and have been moving in shockingly close to Honolulu, so what happens when these feral miniature kangaroos and people meet, lets find out.