Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano erupted on February 15, 2026, sending lava fountains, ash, and smoke into the sky. This marks the volcano’s 42nd episodic fountaining since late 2024, with events typically lasting less than a day. Residents and scientists continue monitoring Kilauea’s activity as it shapes the island’s dramatic volcanic landscape.
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