#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano LATEST: On our way into #LeilaniEstates, we were jolted by this fountaining lava activity at the end of Leilani Avenue and Luana Street; experts warn fissures can reignite without warning https://t.co/X0YAO7ndEh @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/KBa0q4fm4Z

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano LATEST: Darkness falls on #LeilaniEstates this evening & the sky lights up with the intensity of 3 fountaining fissures where the road ends at Leilani Ave & Luana St https://t.co/9MZRnVNAGF @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews (Video: Leomana Turalde) pic.twitter.com/uooI4BUb9E

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano LATEST: 3 weeks after the first fissure broke out on Mohala St in #LeilaniEstates, USGS HVO officials say there is no indication that this eruption will be coming to an end as activity picks up https://t.co/Ut0G4PxBCC @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/gkE6riniks

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: Lava fountaining from fissures in #LeilaniEstates continue to feed channels of pāhoehoe flows heading toward the ocean & entering the water between Pohoiki Bay & MacKenzie State Park https://t.co/QkUN1z6dF1 @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/0lB5he3jp3

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: This picture of the proximity of lava to the Puna Geothermal Venture plant was taken an hour ago by world-renown volcano photographer Brad Lewis who just flew over #LeilaniEstates https://t.co/iL2zifkssh @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/K7GYwvGgcc

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: Almost immediately after a 4.4 magnitude earthquake rocked Kīlauea, another explosion at Halemaʻumaʻu Crater sent a plume of ash spiraling at least 10,000 feet into the air — according to the National Weather Service https://t.co/z4dXQxfjxc @HawaiiNewsNow pic.twitter.com/XJ8sdsE5Gp

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center confirms a 4.4 magnitude earthquake believed to have set off another steam explosion at Halemaʻmaʻu Crater sending ash upwards of 10,000 ft above sea level was NOT large enough to trigger a tsunami @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews pic.twitter.com/WgwFmlRuPq

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 25, 2018

#BREAKING #LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano: @CivilDefenseHI wants #LeilaniEstates residents near Kaupili, Mohala & Kahukai Streets to EVACUATE NOW after USGS reports intensified flow heading east in that direction https://t.co/7kmzr58fhV @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews #HawaiiNews pic.twitter.com/cgY11gnCgF

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 26, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano LATEST: Unbelievable timelapse footage taken by Domonic Jones shows lava crossing Kahukai Street between Mohala and Kaupili Streets inside #LeilaniEstates heading east https://t.co/QfUMToTPPF @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews (Video: Domonic Jones) pic.twitter.com/sWT8yWKwz7

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 26, 2018

#LeilaniEstatesEruption #KilaueaVolcano UPDATE: @CivilDefenseHI confirms Mohala St is no longer accessible after a flow crossed Kahukai St;more than 80 structures have been claimed & at least 2,200 acres have been covered https://t.co/93977iKNuB @HawaiiNewsNow #HINews #HawaiiNews pic.twitter.com/Yo1wTi74DF

— Mileka Lincoln (@MilekaLincoln) May 26, 2018