Up to 1 foot of tephra buries parts of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park after Kilauea eruption

Kilauea's eruption depositing tephra (volcanic ash and rock fragments) across Hawaii Volcanoes National Park exemplifies the category of natural upheavals and geological crises. While this is a localized event rather than the global scale described in the prophecy, it reflects the type of volcanic and seismic activity characteristic of 'earthquakes in various places' and natural disturbances mentioned as signs of the end times.