*Photos in chronological order
November 28th, 2022 - 4:21am: Glow visible from Waimea. (Jennifer Futrell)
November 28th, 2022 - 5:51am: Waimea (Jennifer Futrell).
11/28 6:03am: View of Mauna Loa from Waikoloa (Lincoln Green)
November 29th, 2022 - 6:09pm: Glimpse of lava glow visible from downtown Hilo. (Kaya Long)
November 28th - 8:40pm Rivers of lava visible from Saddle Road. (Lincoln Green)
November 29th - 9:00pm: Lava glow reflected in clouds in Hilo. (Kaya Long)
November 2022 - 6:15am: Lava flowing down Mauna Loa from as seen from the Saddle. (Matt's dad)
November 2022 - 6:26am: Lava flowing down Mauna Loa from as seen from the Saddle. (Matt's dad)
November 30th, 2022 - 8:35pm: Rivers of lava flowing down Mauna Loa seen from Saddle Road (Ava Taylor)
November 30th - 8:37pm: Rivers of lava flowing down Mauna Loa seen from Saddle Road (Ava Taylor)
November 30th - 9:18pm: Lava glow visible from Papa'aloa. (Acacia Blyth)
November 30th, 2022 -10:33pm: Mauna Kea erupting with lines of cars off to the side, taken from Mauna Road just off of Saddle. (Kaya Long)
November 30th, 2022 -10:33pm: The night sky illuminated by the moon, lava, and lots of cars. (Kaya Long)
November 30th, 2022 -10:36pm: A Stranger Things moment with a volcanic background. (Kaya Long)