Timelapse of the 2023 eruption of Kilauea (so far)

And the formation of two active lava lakes. as of January 17... - The larger active lava lake is approximately 25 acres - 3.2 billion gallons of lava erupted - Sulfur dioxide (SO2) emission rate of approximately 3,000 tonnes per day (t/d) (as of 1.20.23) - Lava now fills the basin of the previous 2021-2022 lava lake - The volume-averaged surface elevation of the entire Halema‘uma‘u crater has risen 30 ft since the beginning of the eruption, now 2,940 feet (896 meters) above sea level