The largest earthquake yet By Kolbeinn Tumi Daðason 24. ágúst 2014 00:48 Dyngjujökull glacier. Mynd/Omar Ragnarsson A magnitude 5.3 earthquake has occurred in the Bárðarbunga caldera at 5 km depth at 00:09. It is the strongest event measured since the onset of the seismic crisis at Bárðarbunga. The magnitude of the event is already confirmed by the European EMSC network and the GEOFON network of GFZ Potsdam in Germany. No increased tremor has followed the earthquake. IMO continues to monitor the situation very closely. News in English Tengdar fréttir Sub-glacial volcanic eruption under Dyngjujökull glacier A small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier. There is no visible eruption cloud and the eruption could remain sub-glacial. 23. ágúst 2014 18:25 An eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier Scientists at the Icelandic Met Office believe that a small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier 23. ágúst 2014 14:36 International air traffic not affected International flights still operate to and from Keflavik International Airport, in spite of the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier, near Bárðarbunga, which started earlier today. 23. ágúst 2014 15:20 No-Fly Zone A large part of southeastern Iceland is a no-fly zone due to the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier. The decision about the no-fly zone is re-estimated every two hours. 23. ágúst 2014 17:11 No obvious signs of volcanic eruption During three hours of aerial surveillance, there were no obvious signs of volcanic activity. 23. ágúst 2014 21:35 Mest lesið „Í fangelsi eins og á Litla-Hrauni gerist allt“ Innlent Eldinum í bílnum fylgdi heljarinnar sprenging Innlent „Þetta breytti mér mjög mikið sem persónu“ Innlent Viðurkennir að hafa gengið of hart fram Innlent Endurnýja spá um lok umbrota við Grindavík Innlent Hafi orðið fyrir þrýstingi úr ólíkum áttum Innlent „Ódýrt“ að gera samningana tortryggilega Innlent Búast má við slyddu Veður Forsetavaktin 2024: Hver verður sjöundi forseti lýðveldisins? Innlent Lífshættuleg meðhöndlun barna á vöggustofum og þrír eftir í bakgarðshlaupi Innlent
A magnitude 5.3 earthquake has occurred in the Bárðarbunga caldera at 5 km depth at 00:09. It is the strongest event measured since the onset of the seismic crisis at Bárðarbunga. The magnitude of the event is already confirmed by the European EMSC network and the GEOFON network of GFZ Potsdam in Germany. No increased tremor has followed the earthquake. IMO continues to monitor the situation very closely.
News in English Tengdar fréttir Sub-glacial volcanic eruption under Dyngjujökull glacier A small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier. There is no visible eruption cloud and the eruption could remain sub-glacial. 23. ágúst 2014 18:25 An eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier Scientists at the Icelandic Met Office believe that a small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier 23. ágúst 2014 14:36 International air traffic not affected International flights still operate to and from Keflavik International Airport, in spite of the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier, near Bárðarbunga, which started earlier today. 23. ágúst 2014 15:20 No-Fly Zone A large part of southeastern Iceland is a no-fly zone due to the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier. The decision about the no-fly zone is re-estimated every two hours. 23. ágúst 2014 17:11 No obvious signs of volcanic eruption During three hours of aerial surveillance, there were no obvious signs of volcanic activity. 23. ágúst 2014 21:35 Mest lesið „Í fangelsi eins og á Litla-Hrauni gerist allt“ Innlent Eldinum í bílnum fylgdi heljarinnar sprenging Innlent „Þetta breytti mér mjög mikið sem persónu“ Innlent Viðurkennir að hafa gengið of hart fram Innlent Endurnýja spá um lok umbrota við Grindavík Innlent Hafi orðið fyrir þrýstingi úr ólíkum áttum Innlent „Ódýrt“ að gera samningana tortryggilega Innlent Búast má við slyddu Veður Forsetavaktin 2024: Hver verður sjöundi forseti lýðveldisins? Innlent Lífshættuleg meðhöndlun barna á vöggustofum og þrír eftir í bakgarðshlaupi Innlent
Sub-glacial volcanic eruption under Dyngjujökull glacier A small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier. There is no visible eruption cloud and the eruption could remain sub-glacial. 23. ágúst 2014 18:25
An eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier Scientists at the Icelandic Met Office believe that a small sub-glacial volcanic eruption has now started under the icecap of Dyngjujökull glacier in the Northern part of Vatnajökull glacier 23. ágúst 2014 14:36
International air traffic not affected International flights still operate to and from Keflavik International Airport, in spite of the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier, near Bárðarbunga, which started earlier today. 23. ágúst 2014 15:20
No-Fly Zone A large part of southeastern Iceland is a no-fly zone due to the eruption in Dyngjujökull glacier. The decision about the no-fly zone is re-estimated every two hours. 23. ágúst 2014 17:11
No obvious signs of volcanic eruption During three hours of aerial surveillance, there were no obvious signs of volcanic activity. 23. ágúst 2014 21:35