Grímsvötn Eruption – May 25
Posted by feww on May 25, 2011
The worst is yet to come!
FIRE-EARTH Forecasts More Volcanic Activity in Iceland
Probability of volcanic eruptions in Iceland in the next 18 months [Calculated by FIRE-EARTH]
- A major volcanic eruption: 86%
- Grímsvötn [volcanic system] erupting: 79%
- Two volcanoes erupting: 76%
- Three separate volcanic activities: 65%
- Four volcanic eruptions: 47%
Grímsvötn volcano status
Grímsvötn Volcano Eruption
Grímsvötn volcano satellite images show volcanic ash plume partially obscured by cloud cover: Top image taken by MODIS on Terra satellite at 11:10 UTC on May 24, 2011. Bottom image was acquired at 13:05 UTC, by the MODIS instrument on Aqua satellite. Source: NASA-EO
Related Links
- Grímsvötn Eruption – Recent Images
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- Iceland’s Grímsvötn volcano erupts
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- The Next Icelandic Volcano Likely to Erupt
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