Smoke and Steam Towers Over Hawaiian Shore as Lava Streams Flow to the Ocean

Massive plumes of steam were captured rising over the east coast of Hawaii, as the US Geological Survey said a fountaining eruption threw lava into the air to heights of 210 feet and continued to feed a channel flowing into Kapoho Bay on June 6.A small explosion generated an ash plume that rose about 10,000 feet into the air that same day. Credit: Mick Kalber via Storyful