Katla Volcano News Today

Recent research suggests the volume of volcanic CO2 being emitted into the atmosphere is far greater than previously thought, challenging man-made warming.

Although a few small tremors continued to stir and the roads around the area remain closed, Katla volcano was relatively calm over the weekend.

Katla volcano seems to be going back to sleep under the icecap of Myrdalsjokull according to the civil protection department.

An article published in The Guardian today, detailing the possible eruption of Iceland volcano, Katla, is a prime example of the media over reacting yet again.

Incredible footage shows a dive-bombing drone being incinerated by lava spewing from a volcano in Iceland. The Fagradalsfjall volcano, which is 25 miles from Reykjavik, began erupting in March after lying dormant for more than 900 years. Aerial video captures the drone flying over the volcano before crashing into the bubbling lava. Incredible footage shows a drone being incinerated by lava spewing from a volcano in Iceland Fagradalsfjall volcano began erupting in March after lying dormant for m...

The land of fire and ice: Icelands thousands of years of volcanic history Due to Icelands location on the Mid-Atlantic ridge, a divergent tectonic plate boundary, and its location over a hot spot, the northern Nordic island country has a high-concentration of active volcanoes.  Known as the land of fire and ice, the island currently has 32 active volcanic systems, 13 of which have seen eruptions since the settlement of Iceland in AD 874. The most active system is  Grímsvötn. Iceland is Euro...

Meteor logic office indicates the plume is going up to about 10,000 feet here and the winds carry it higher still as it goes towards northern europe. thats why its causing problems at the scandinavian airport. this has been pretty much a constant, steady eruption since monday. there is no indication of when its going to end. but it seems to be that the explosive phase we saw on the weekend is definitely over and now we are having this constant flow of ash thats going to continue indefinitely may...