Earthquake swarm by Bárðarbunga volcano 16. ágúst 2014 10:00 Clusters of earthquakes measured Friday night. Vedur.is At about 3 a.m. this morning (16 August), an earthquake swarm began by Bárðarbunga volcano in NW Vatnajökull ice cap. Over 200 earthquakes have been recorded according to the Icelandic Met Office. The largest earthquakes have magnitudes of around 3 and over. This is the most intense earthquake swarm in this area for years. Measurements indicate magma movement. The IMO is following the situation closely and has alerted the Civil Protection Agency and aviation authorities. News in English Tengdar fréttir Bardarbunga earthquake reclassified as magnitude 4.5 Seismologists at the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) have reclassified the earthquake close to the Bardarbunga volcano last night. 18. ágúst 2014 22:49 "There is full reason to expect an eruption" The seismic activity in Bardarbunga on the Vatnajokull glacier is very powerful and therefore full reason to expect a volcanic eruption according to a specialist at The Icelandic Meteorological Office. A live webcam has been placed in the vicinity of Bardarbunga. 18. ágúst 2014 20:58 Mest lesið Óvæntur stórsigur í Texas hringir bjöllum hjá Repúblikönum Erlent Lögregla fékk send myndbönd af árásinni frá vegfarendum Innlent Hljóp upp í fjall eftir árekstur og neitaði að koma niður Erlent Trump lokar Kennedy-miðstöðinni í tvö ár „vegna endurbóta“ Erlent „Ég spyr hvernig hefði farið ef ég hefði ekki lifað þetta af“ Innlent Töframaður lúbarinn í Garðabæ: „Ég hélt að þetta væri búið“ Innlent Um 125 börn á þyngdarstjórnunarlyfjum og 500 með fitulifur Innlent „Getur Mette-Marit orðið drottning eftir þetta?“ Erlent Yfirmaður flóttamannastofnunar segir af sér vegna Epstein-tengsla Erlent Skýr skilaboð um að það borgi sig ekki að leita til Íslands Innlent
At about 3 a.m. this morning (16 August), an earthquake swarm began by Bárðarbunga volcano in NW Vatnajökull ice cap. Over 200 earthquakes have been recorded according to the Icelandic Met Office. The largest earthquakes have magnitudes of around 3 and over. This is the most intense earthquake swarm in this area for years. Measurements indicate magma movement. The IMO is following the situation closely and has alerted the Civil Protection Agency and aviation authorities.
News in English Tengdar fréttir Bardarbunga earthquake reclassified as magnitude 4.5 Seismologists at the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) have reclassified the earthquake close to the Bardarbunga volcano last night. 18. ágúst 2014 22:49 "There is full reason to expect an eruption" The seismic activity in Bardarbunga on the Vatnajokull glacier is very powerful and therefore full reason to expect a volcanic eruption according to a specialist at The Icelandic Meteorological Office. A live webcam has been placed in the vicinity of Bardarbunga. 18. ágúst 2014 20:58 Mest lesið Óvæntur stórsigur í Texas hringir bjöllum hjá Repúblikönum Erlent Lögregla fékk send myndbönd af árásinni frá vegfarendum Innlent Hljóp upp í fjall eftir árekstur og neitaði að koma niður Erlent Trump lokar Kennedy-miðstöðinni í tvö ár „vegna endurbóta“ Erlent „Ég spyr hvernig hefði farið ef ég hefði ekki lifað þetta af“ Innlent Töframaður lúbarinn í Garðabæ: „Ég hélt að þetta væri búið“ Innlent Um 125 börn á þyngdarstjórnunarlyfjum og 500 með fitulifur Innlent „Getur Mette-Marit orðið drottning eftir þetta?“ Erlent Yfirmaður flóttamannastofnunar segir af sér vegna Epstein-tengsla Erlent Skýr skilaboð um að það borgi sig ekki að leita til Íslands Innlent
Bardarbunga earthquake reclassified as magnitude 4.5 Seismologists at the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) have reclassified the earthquake close to the Bardarbunga volcano last night. 18. ágúst 2014 22:49
"There is full reason to expect an eruption" The seismic activity in Bardarbunga on the Vatnajokull glacier is very powerful and therefore full reason to expect a volcanic eruption according to a specialist at The Icelandic Meteorological Office. A live webcam has been placed in the vicinity of Bardarbunga. 18. ágúst 2014 20:58