A sulfur dioxide air pollution advisory program was established at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to provide timely information about potentially unhealthy air pollution conditions that could affect the health of visitors, island residents, and park personnel. The sulfur dioxide and weather data used in this program are collected by the National Park Service at the Jaggar Museum and Kilauea Visitor Center monitoring sites.

Wait, is this Los Angeles, or Hawaii? Another thick blanket of vog persisted through the day Saturday as winds remain mostly calm across the State.

"My 9 year old daughter, McKenzie Gallagher captured this photo of a red sun rising this morning from our back yard on Mariner's Ridge. The sun is rising over Kamehame Ridge in the vog. It was a beautiful sight."

- Lora Gallagher

Hawaii County Civil Defense issued a code purple for the sulphur dioxide emissions for Kilauea and KGMB9's viewers quickly took these amazing photos of the sky covered in vog.