Kilauea volcano is flowing, and Mauna Loa volcano is acting up now.

If it blows the whole east coast will be underwater?

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Its a shield volcano not very explosive, if it starts flowing it will just get higher could produce a lot of vog.

Mauna Loa is where the EQ originated back in 1973(?) that caused 1/3 of the big island to actually move away a bit from the rest of the island.

Long Run Out Landsides as part of a Volcano's collapses into the sea are a typical feature of Island Cone Volcanoes ... and the Hawaiian Islands have experienced some very massive ones over their geologic history.

The 1973 EQ and split that occurred across the big island should give everyone pause as to the potential for that to happen in the future in Hawaii, though such an event could easily be 100,000 years in the future. The key to watch for though is volcanic activity and EQ's under the Mauna Loa volcano.

Seems all the volcano's are going apeshit! There was a post about Yellowstone movement.