After a three-month pause, Kilauea volcano started erupting again at Halemaumau Crater early Wednesday, sending up lava fountains at the summit as high as 200 feet.

At around 4:45 a.m., webcam images showed a glow at the summit, indicating the eruption had begun. Moments later, images showed fissures at the base of the crater, generating lava flows on the surface of the crater flow.

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said by 8 a.m., 33 feet of new lava had been added to the crater floor and fountains at the summit are “consistently” in excess of 50 feet.

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