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• 1. Glacial outburst flood in Múlakvísl

  News Múlakvísl 28. júlí 2017. Glacial outburst flood /about-imo/news/glacial-outburst-flood-in-mulakvisl

• 2. The flood in Múlakvísl has subsided

  News Rafleiðni í Múlakvísl 29.-31. júlí 2017 /about-imo/news/the-flood-in-mulakvisl-has-subsided

• 3. News

  News Múlakvísl 09. July 2011. Photo: Gunnar Sigurðsson /about-imo/news/bigimg/2236

• 4. Katla and Mýrdalsjökull

  was magnitude 3.3 on the same day, 29 August. Following this earthquake, relatively little seismicity has been detected in the caldera.Throughout the summer, electrical conductivity levels in Múlakvísl, which drains from the eastern side of Mýrdalsjökull, have remained unusually high, reflecting a constant source of geothermal meltwater. Together with increased conductivity, there have been frequent reports /about-imo/news/katla-and-myrdalsjokull

• 5. Small glacial outburst floods around Mýrdalsjökull

  Small glacial outburst floods around Mýrdalsjökull 10.7.2014 Floodwater continues to drain from geothermal sources beneath Mýrdalsjökull into the rivers Múlakvísl and Jökulsá á Sólheimasandi. Conductivity levels in both rivers remain higher-than-normal /about-imo/news/nr/2917

• 6. Glacier-outburst flood from Mýrdalsjökull

  News Múlakvísl 09. July 2011. Photo: Gunnar Sigurðsson /about-imo/news/nr/2236

• 7. On the micro-earthquake activity at Mýrdalsjökull

  in seismicity are common at Katla and the ongoing activity within the caldera is similar to summertime unrest observed in 2012 and 2014. Often this increased seismicity occurred in association with drainage of meltwater from several known ice-cauldrons, formed due to hydrothermal activity, as observed almost annually. Since late June 2016 there have been three small floods in Múlakvísl river /about-imo/news/micro-earthquake-activity-at-myrdalsjokull

• 8. Update on the weather forecast and flood conditions

  at Kljáfoss and Vatnsdalsá, peaked earlier today, although further rain is expected in the region this afternoon.The southern glaciersStreams and rivers around Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull, and southern parts of Vatnajökull are very high, including Krossá, Jökulsá á Sólheimasandi, Múlakvísl, and Djúpá. Further heavy rainfall is forecast for this region today, so river levels will increase further /about-imo/news/update-on-the-weather-forecast-and-flood-conditions

• 9. On the weather forecast and the flood conditions

  following additional input from overnight rainfall.Múlakvísl, Jökulsá á Sólheimasandi, Krossá in ÞórsmörkThe discharge of glacial rivers Múlakvísl and Jökulsá á Sólheimsandi is high due to sustained rainfall. Both rivers are at levels seen only during outburst floods in recent decades. Glacial river Krossá in Þórsmörk is exceptionally high, resulting in widespread inundation of the valley. Note /about-imo/news/on-the-weather-forecast-and-the-flood-conditions

• 10. Glacial outburst floods

  observations of floods in Iceland.Photographs of a jökulhlaup in Múlakvísl in July 2011 can be seen here. Related topics Instructions on using earthquake pages Bárðarbunga and Holuhraun /volcanoes/volcanic-hazards/glacial-outburst/