The firehose lava flow that had been spilling out of a seaside cliff on Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano since New Year’s Eve finally stopped Thursday after a portion of the cliff collapsed, according to reports. Hawaii Volcano Observatory geologists were at the site observing a large crack in a section of the cliff and were able to catch video footage of the collapse, which blocked the opening of the eastern seaside cliff that had been gushing out molten hot lava for weeks.
