Iceland volcano: 15km magma tunnel under town threatens to erupt A 15-kilometre-long mass of lava has formed underneath the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland and could erupt at any time By Michael Le ...

Iceland's Civil Protection Agency said the decision to evacuate came after the IMO could not rule out a "magma tunnel that is currently forming could reach Grindavík".

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 ...

That is around a hundred times faster than the magma flow that occurred during eruptions in 2021, 2022 and 2023 in the nearby Fagradalsfjall area, says Sigmundsson.

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 ...

Authorities in Iceland have warned that a volcanic eruption is imminent, with the town of Grindavík, close to the country's famous Blue Lagoon resort, evacuated.

Experts have warned that an underground magma tunnel between a pair of Icelandic towns could erupt at any moment. But what will this eruption look like? And how far-reaching will its effects be?

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.

A tunnel of magma, or molten rock, that extends northeast across Grindavik and some 10 km further inland, was estimated late on Saturday at a depth of less than 800 metres, compared with 1,500 m ...

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 ...

Iceland's Civil Protection Agency said the decision to evacuate came after the IMO could not rule out a "magma tunnel that is currently forming could reach Grindavík".