These are videos of past volcanic eruptions, such as of the Fagradalsfjall volcano that erupted in 2021, 2022 and July 2023. ... whose north-western edge is directly above the magma tunnel.

In a statement on Saturday the agency said a tunnel of magma, or molten rock, that extends northeast across Grindavík and some 10km further inland, was estimated at a depth of less than 800 ...

Iceland's Civil Protection Agency confirmed they told residents to leave the area after the IMO couldn't eliminate that the "magma tunnel that is currently forming could reach Grindavík", reports ...

A tunnel of magma, ... The Fagradalsfjall system, which is around 6 km wide and 19 km long, had remained inactive for more than 6,000 years prior to the recent eruptions.

On Nov. 11, IMO data showed there was a "magma tunnel" about 9.3 miles (15 km) from the north down to Grindavík and into the sea. An eruption could take place anywhere along this tunnel.

Experience dramatic shots of fiery red molten lava flowing down the gray slopes of Fagradalsfjall Volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula, and then witness explosive boiling pits of magma at Litli ...

The tunnel is about 9.3 miles from Sundhnúk down to Grindavík and into the sea. Iceland’s Meteorological Office (IMO) are also saying that the eruption could occur with just 30 minutes warning .

In addition, a magma tunnel is forming underground beneath the town, which South Iceland’s Volcano and Natural Hazards group believe could be 12km long. ... The Fagradalsfjall system, ...

Locals in the town of Grindavik in Iceland have been urged to evacuate following concerns that the closeby Fagradalsfjall volcano could erupt - thousands of people have been ordered to leave ...

The chance of a volcanic eruption in Iceland is rising, posing a threat to a now-evacuated town, experts say. Iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of earthquakes. Authorities ...