Hawaii
Volcanoes National Park
Current Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Conditions
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Kilauea Summit Area Click the link below for current information
on
sulfur dioxide Conditions in the Volcano area:
Please keep in mind that most times we do have trade winds,
which means the emissions blow away from any residential areas in Volcano,
so even though Volcano Village is close to the source of the emission,
it is most times the least effected by it.
Of course, wind directions can change for short periods of time,
and one can not predict when that will happen.
Map from 4/9/08 - Sulfur Conditions:
0 ppb ( green area). Good conditions in Volcano.
SO2 gas plume crosses road near Halemaumau
and low on Chain of Craters Road.
Sensitive individuals should limit exposure in these areas.
CAUTION: Check the "Last Updated" time to confirm that the posted data
are current.
While all efforts have been made to provide timely updates,
technical difficulties may cause delays and periods of missing data.
LAST SULFUR CONDITION UPDATE:
http://www.nature.nps.gov/air/WebCams/parks/havoso2alert/havoalert.cfm
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July 22, 2008 -
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