Hawaii Tracker Update - 1/20/2019 Photos at link

"No significant changes to Kilauea, which remains in a quiet state overall. There has been an interesting tiltmeter reading coming from the Kilauea Summit (SLC), which caught a small but pronounced inflation trend, followed by deflation trend, creating a 2 mircorad bump. The signal change took place over 4-5 days (Jan 15th - Jan 19th) before returning to levels seen before the event began. The event does not seem to have registered on other tiltmeters located on Kilauea. Steam and low emissions of volcanic gas remain present from the vents behind Ahuʻ Ailāʻau (Fissure 8), as well as other fissures locations from the 2018 eruption in Lower Puna. Low levels of H2S emissions are creating some stinky conditions at the Kilauea Summit, near Pu’u O’o, and the lower East Rift Zone..."

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