US: Volcanic Dust Devil Forms as Lava Fountains Erupt at Hawaii’s Kilauea

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US: Volcanic Dust Devil Forms as Lava Fountains Erupt at Hawaii’s Kilauea

A volcanic dust devil formed near Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano on Wednesday, July 9, as lava fountains shot up to 1,200 feet into the air.

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