I know this because
a> about six months ago we had a big monster earthquake
b> since then we have like two hundred little ones a day or something
c> the other day there was a another big earthquke
HERE’S WHERE IT GETS TRICKY…..
d> the other weather on the island is getting backwards. Kona is wet and Hilo is dry….yes this applies somehow. I don’t know how, but I’m sure it does.
HERE’S WHERE IT GETS REALLY TRICKY…..
e> at the Volcano one can do down to the ocean and view red hot lava pouring into the ocean from a continous lava tube (THIS IS NORMAL). BUT NOW…. You can’t do this because that lava tube has been cut off by another, new lava tube. In fact they shut down the entire road to go down that side of the Volcano because it’s so unstable.
SO my conclusion is this…..
If the new lava tube, which is extremely usntable is some how closed off and can not vent then what happens? Pressure builds, pressure builds, and pressure builds and……. BOOMB>>>>>>> We’re Fed-UP!
