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• 31. Glacial outburst flood in Múlakvísl

  to glacial river surges in the river Múlakvísl conductivity in the river starts rising. This elevation of conductivity can last several days before an actual river surge starts.The glacial outburst flood can be expected to reach its maximum within a few hours. People are advised to stay away from the river due to gas pollution, the river is showing a dark colour and smells of sulphur. The Department /about-imo/news/glacial-outburst-flood-in-mulakvisl

• 32. Hofsjökull ice-cap

  NASA USGS, shows the northern half of the ice cap Hofsjökull (enlarge). A new patch, visible at the bottom of the image (see arrow), has now been confirmed as a cauldron (~64°49,5‘N; 18°52‘W) at around 1700 m above sea level. Below is a map of Iceland with Hofsjökull tagged (maps.google.com). Travellers are advised to be very careful during journeys on Hofsjökull. Crevasses surround the new /about-imo/news/nr/2768

• 33. Seismic activity still great

  than those described above, have occurred in Bárðarbunga, where the activity started. This is the same pattern as during previous days. The highest magnitude during the last 24 hours was about 3.8, measured at 23:38 last night (20th August). In addition to the news Additional material on the web, now available in English, can be found through links on the long banner at the top of our front page /about-imo/news/nr/2951

• 34. Floods in the Southeast and East fjords

  in the Southeast and East fjords Announcement issued 28.12.2015 17:35 29.12.2015 Due to precipitation and melting, increased water levels are prevalent in the Southeast and in the Eastfjords. Rivers Geithellnaá and Fossá in the fjord Berufjörður are flooding /about-imo/news/nr/3253

• 35. The flood in Múlakvísl has subsided

  code for aviation near of Katla volcano was changed to yellow Saturday 29 July due to tremor related to glacial flood in Múlakvísl river. The glacial flood is now over and seismicity in the area is within the normal. News 2023 2022 2021 2020 /about-imo/news/the-flood-in-mulakvisl-has-subsided

• 36. Bárðarbunga 2014 - December events

  and Herðubreiðartögl. A few small ones were also detected in the dyke intrusion. 30 December 2014 - now confirmed 82.8 km² Two days ago, difficulties in approaching the lava led to doubts about the newest estimate of its size. The Institute of Earth Sciences has now confirmed that the lava is almost 83 km², see map (enlarge). 30 December 2014 10:30 - from the Scientific Advisory Board /earthquakes-and-volcanism/articles/nr/3055

• 37. Skaftá jökulhlaup 2015 - photos from Búland

  of the morning 1st October. The rate of discharge increase at Sveinstindur is the highest observed since the station was established in 1971. The farmers of Búland are ususally the first locals to witness these jökulhlaup events, now that farm Skaftárdalur (further inland) is not inhabited all year round anymore. Below Skaftárdalur the river Skaftá splits in three. One branch is Eldvatn beyond Ásar /hydrology/articles/nr/3209

• 38. News

  at the eastern margin of Skeiðarárjökull and the mountains in the background are Krossgilstindur (near) and Færnes (further). The event is a glacier outburst flood in river Gígjukvísl. However, the photo shows the river outlet of Skeiðará, which changed its course in 2009 and now runs due west along the margin of Skeiðarárjökull outlet glacier and contributes to Gígjukvísl, see map from ja.is /about-imo/news/bigimg/2859

• 39. Gale to storm winds Friday and Saturday

  Travellers advised to monitor road and weather conditions 9.11.2012 The Icelandic Meteorological Office warns that there are now gale to storm winds (18-25 m/s) in the West fjords and along the north coast. These winds will have moved inland and also over /about-imo/news/nr/2576

• 40. Bárðarbunga 2014 - December events

  and Herðubreiðartögl. A few small ones were also detected in the dyke intrusion. 30 December 2014 - now confirmed 82.8 km² Two days ago, difficulties in approaching the lava led to doubts about the newest estimate of its size. The Institute of Earth Sciences has now confirmed that the lava is almost 83 km², see map (enlarge). 30 December 2014 10:30 - from the Scientific Advisory Board /earthquakes-and-volcanism/articles/nr/3055/