100PercentFedUp.com By Danielle
After weeks of earthquakes pummeling Iceland’s southwestern Reykjanes peninsula, a volcano has erupted near the village of Grindavík.
According to Iceland Monitor, it’s the fourth volcanic eruption on the peninsula in three years.
“The village, housing around 4,000 people, has been evacuated. Officials are closely monitoring the Blue Lagoon, along with its geothermal plant near Grindavik, which serves as the primary provider of electricity and water to 30,000 residents,” Rawsalerts writes.
Watch the moment the volcano erupts:
🚨#BREAKING: Iceland Volcano has just Erupted Near the town of Grindavík After Months of powerful Earthquake Swarms
⁰📌#Grindavík | #Iceland
⁰After months of powerful earthquakes shaking the country's southwestern Reykjanes peninsula, a volcano has just started to erupt,… pic.twitter.com/41lX889CTC— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) December 18, 2023
Live footage on YouTube below:
From Iceland Monitor:
A volcanic eruption has begun on the Reykjanes peninsula and Þorvald Þórðarson, a volcanologist, tells us that at first glance it is the worst-case scenario. The eruption appears to be at Hagafell, above Grindavík…
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