[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 374 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 387 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 369 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 382 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 392 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 390 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 397 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 392 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 377 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 368 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 369 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 365 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 367 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 334 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.4, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 291 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.6, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 279 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.6, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 261 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.6, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 226 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.6, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 215 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.2, most in Mýrdalsjökull (Katla).

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 192 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.1, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 190 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.1, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 189 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.1, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 188 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.1, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 180 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 175 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 164 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 160 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 173 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 161 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 162 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 160 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 165 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 173 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 174 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.7 was detected in other areas during the last 48 hours, with a total of 176 earthquakes measured across the country during this period, representing activity levels above average. Earthquake frequency is above average in Katla in Mýrdalsjökull where 26 earthquakes were detected in the last 24 hours, while subtle deformation and magma accumulation continue near Svartsengi where three earthquakes were measured within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on September 25, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 171 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 164 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M3.7, most in Tjörnes / N-land.

Five earthquakes were detected within 20 km of Reykjavík over the last two days, while a total of 174 earthquakes were recorded across the country during this period, with overall activity remaining stable and above average. Earthquake activity is above average on the Tjörnes fracture zone with 23 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor deformation continues due to magma accumulation near Svartsengi where three earthquakes were detected. The largest earthquake of the period was of magnitude 2.5 on Vatnajökull in the Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn area. For comparison: a similar situation on the Reykjanes peninsula was measured on October 14, 2024 — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes were detected within 20 km of Reykjavík during the last 48 hours, while a total of 207 earthquakes were recorded nationwide during this period, representing overall activity above average. The overall activity remains stable between days with 91 earthquakes detected in the last 24 hours, the largest of which was a magnitude 2.5 earthquake in Vatnajökull, in the Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn area. Rapid deformation continues due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi where no earthquakes were detected, while one earthquake was recorded within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison: a similar situation on the Reykjanes peninsula was measured on October 14, 2024 — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes were detected within 20 km of Reykjavík over the last 48 hours, while a total of 203 earthquakes were recorded across the country during this period, with overall activity continuing to decrease with 78 earthquakes in the last 24 hours. Earthquake activity above average is detected at Esjufjöll with three earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor deformation continues due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi, where no earthquakes were recorded. The largest earthquake in the country was of magnitude 2.5 on Vatnajökull, in the Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn area, and one earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 2.5 was detected at Vatnajökull, in the Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn area, with a total of 211 earthquakes recorded in the country over the last 48 hours as overall activity has decreased between days. Swarm activity above average is currently detected at both Esjufjöll and Hekla with diffuse activity, while minor deformation continues due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi where no earthquakes were recorded in the past 24 hours. One earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison, a similar situation was observed on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 2.5 was detected at Vatnajökull, in the Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn area, with a total of 208 earthquakes measured in the country over the last two days, showing stable overall activity between 24-hour periods. Earthquake activity above average is now detected at Esjufjöll, while rapid deformation continues due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi where no earthquakes were detected in the last 24 hours. One earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been detected within 20 km of Reykjavík in the last 48 hours, while the total number of earthquakes in the country is 212, with activity remaining above average nationwide and evenly distributed between days. Earthquake activity above average is currently detected both in Katla with 13 earthquakes in the last 24 hours and near Esjufjöll where three earthquakes were measured, while micro-deformation due to magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi where no earthquakes were recorded. The largest earthquake of the period was M2.5 in Vatnajökull, and one earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison, a similar situation was observed on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been detected within 20 km of Reykjavík in the last 48 hours, while a total of 225 earthquakes were recorded nationwide, keeping the overall activity above average. Earthquake activity above average is detected in Katla with 16 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while micro-deformation due to magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi and four earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison, a similar situation was observed on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been detected within 20 km of Reykjavík in the last 48 hours, with a total of 233 earthquakes measured across the country, where overall activity remains well above average and is evenly distributed between days. Earthquake activity above average is currently detected in Katla with 16 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, near Prestahnúkur with 11 earthquakes, and in Eyjafjallajökull where four earthquakes were measured, all showing diffuse activity. The largest earthquake of the period measured magnitude 2.6 outside the main volcanic systems, while four earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with the total number of earthquakes in the country at 220, representing activity above average. Earthquake activity above average is detected in Katla and Eyjafjallajökull with diffuse activity, while rapid deformation and magma accumulation continue at Svartsengi where three earthquakes were detected in the last 24 hours. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, while the total number of earthquakes in the country is 229, with activity measuring above average. Increased swarm activity is detected in Katla and Eyjafjallajökull with diffuse activity, while rapid deformation and magma accumulation continue at Svartsengi where three earthquakes were detected in the last 24 hours. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, while the total number of earthquakes in the country is 220, with activity measuring above average. Increased swarm activity is detected in Katla and Eyjafjallajökull where earthquakes are diffuse, in addition to ongoing micro-deformation and magma accumulation at Svartsengi. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 18, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík over the last 48 hours, out of a total of 217 earthquakes nationwide, with the largest measuring magnitude 2.6. Overall activity remains above average with increased swarm activity detected in Katla and Eyjafjallajökull, while micro-deformation and magma accumulation continue at Svartsengi. For comparison, a similar situation was observed on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, out of a total of 222 earthquakes detected nationwide, the largest measuring 2.6 in magnitude. Overall activity remains above average, with increased swarm activity now detected in Grímsnes, Katla, and Eyjafjallajökull, where the seismic activity is scattered. For comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes peninsula on October 14, 2024 — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 215 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.6, most in Reykjanesskagi.

[automatic status — AI summary unavailable] 224 earthquakes in 48 h, largest M2.8, most in Reykjanesskagi.

Nine earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík over the last 48 hours, while overall activity across the country remains stable with 266 earthquakes in total, including two within 20 km of Reykjavík. Earthquake frequency above average is currently detected at both Eyjafjarðaráll and Eyjafjallajökull, while micro-deformation and magma accumulation continue alongside diffuse activity on the Reykjanes peninsula near Svartsengi. For comparison, the situation on the Reykjanes peninsula resembled the state on October 15, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seven earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík over the last 48 hours, but overall activity across the country is decreasing with 284 earthquakes in total, 112 of which occurred during the last 24 hours. The largest earthquake was magnitude 3.1 in another area, while elevated swarm activity above average continues near Hrómundartindur and Eyjafjallajökull, alongside scattered activity in Eyjafjarðaráll. For comparison, the situation on the Reykjanes peninsula resembled the state on October 15, 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seven earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík over the last two days, but overall activity across the country is decreasing with 265 earthquakes in total, 95 of which occurred in the last 24 hours. The largest earthquake was magnitude 3.1 in another area, but swarm activity above average is now detected at Hrómundartindur and Eyjafjallajökull, alongside ongoing rapid deformation and magma accumulation at Svartsengi. For comparison, the situation on the Reykjanes peninsula resembled the state on 15 October 2024 — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Six earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík over the last two days, but overall activity across the country is decreasing with 257 earthquakes in total, 97 of which occurred in the last 24 hours. The largest earthquake was magnitude 3.1 in other areas, while swarm activity above average is now detected at Hrómundartindur with five earthquakes and at Esjufjöll with three earthquakes in the last 24 hours, alongside ongoing rapid deformation and magma accumulation at Svartsengi where six earthquakes were measured. For comparison, the situation on the Reykjanes peninsula resembled the state on 15 October 2024 — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 in other areas is the largest event of the last 48 hours, with a total of 277 earthquakes detected in the country, including one over magnitude three. Overall activity in the country remains above average and stable between days, with increased swarm activity detected in the South Iceland Seismic Zone with 32 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, alongside increased frequency near Hrómundartindur and Esjufjöll. Two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and three within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on May 25, 2026, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 in other areas is the largest event of the last two days, with a total of 284 earthquakes detected in the country, including one over magnitude three. Overall activity remains above average and virtually unchanged between days, with increased swarm activity detected in the South Iceland Seismic Zone with 52 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, in addition to increased activity near Hrómundartindur and Esjufjöll. Two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on May 25, 2026, and did not lead to an eruption — a neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 on the Kolbeinsey Ridge is the largest event of the last 48 hours, with a total of 280 earthquakes detected nationwide, including one over magnitude three. Overall activity remains stable between days and is considered well above average nationally, with increased swarm activity detected in the South Iceland Seismic Zone with 55 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, alongside increased and scattered activity on the Reykjanes Ridge and Kolbeinsey Ridge. Two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on May 25, 2026, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 on the Kolbeinsey Ridge is the largest event of the last 48 hours, with a total of 254 earthquakes detected in the country, two of which were over magnitude three. Overall activity is increasing and is considerably above average, with increased swarm activity detected on the South Iceland Seismic Zone with 56 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, as well as increased activity on the Reykjanes Ridge and Kolbeinsey Ridge. Two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on 25 May 2026 and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 on the Kolbeinsey Ridge is the largest event of the last two days, while overall activity in the country is increasing with 236 earthquakes in total, including two over magnitude three. Measurements continue to show swarm activity above average in the South Iceland Seismic Zone and on the Reykjanes Ridge, in addition to increased frequency detected on the Kolbeinsey Ridge with diffuse activity in all these areas. Two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on 10 May 2024 and did not lead to an eruption — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 on the Kolbeinsey Ridge is the largest event of the last 48 hours, with a total of two earthquakes over magnitude three detected out of 231 overall, as overall activity is currently increasing and remains above average. Measurements continue to show increased swarm activity on the Kolbeinsey Ridge, the Reykjanes Ridge, and in the South Iceland Seismic Zone, while two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on May 9, 2024, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.1 on the Kolbeinsey Ridge is the largest event of the last 48 hours, with overall activity in the country increasing as 223 earthquakes have been detected during the period, including two over magnitude 3.0. Alongside ongoing swarm activity on the Kolbeinsey Ridge, an increased frequency of earthquakes is also measured on the Reykjanes Ridge and in the South Iceland Seismic Zone, while two earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík and four within 20 km of Reykjavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the South Iceland Seismic Zone was measured on April 16, 2026, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.0 was detected on Mýrdalsjökull near Katla where eleven earthquakes have been recorded in the last 24 hours, and overall activity across the country is increasing with 164 earthquakes in the last 48 hours. On the Reykjanes Ridge, elevated swarm activity above average is detected with eleven earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while rapid deformation due to magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi where no earthquakes were detected within 10 km of Grindavík. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone was recorded on April 17, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.0 was detected on Mýrdalsjökull near Katla where there is currently increased swarm activity above average with 25 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while overall activity across the country is increasing with 144 earthquakes in the last 48 hours. In parallel, minor deformation due to magma accumulation is measured at Svartsengi where one earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík, in addition to scattered seismic activity near Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone was measured on April 17, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral comparison, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.0 was detected on Mýrdalsjökull near Katla, where there is currently increased swarm activity above average with 25 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while overall activity across the country is increasing with 141 earthquakes in the last two days. Simultaneously, rapid deformation due to magma accumulation is measured at Svartsengi, where one earthquake was detected within 10 km of Grindavík, in addition to scattered seismic activity near Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone was measured on August 17, 2024, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.0 was detected on Mýrdalsjökull near Katla, where earthquake frequency is currently above average with 23 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while overall activity across the country is increasing with 140 earthquakes in the last two days. Simultaneously, rapid deformation due to magma accumulation is detected at Svartsengi where one earthquake was measured within 10 km of Grindavík, alongside scattered seismic activity at Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone was measured on August 17, 2024, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Thirteen earthquakes have been measured within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, none reaching M3.0. Overall activity is significantly above average but remains similar between days, with swarm activity at Prestahnúkur (44 earthquakes), increased frequency at Eyjafjallajökull, and scattered activity in Kverkfjöll. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Thirteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, none reaching M3.0. Overall activity is significantly above average but remains similar between days, with swarm activity at Prestahnúkur (43 earthquakes), increased frequency at Eyjafjallajökull, and scattered activity in Kverkfjöll. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Thirteen earthquakes have been measured within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 40 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, alongside increased frequency at Eyjafjallajökull and scattered activity in Kverkfjöll. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Fifteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 36 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi alongside scattered activity in Kverkfjöll. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Sixteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall activity remains similar between days although it is above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 32 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi along with scattered activity in Kverkfjöll. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Fifteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 22 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi alongside swarm activity at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nineteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 29 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi along with scattered activity at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Sixteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 32 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi alongside scattered activity at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Sixteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity remaining similar between days although above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 21 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi alongside scattered activity at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a prediction. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Fourteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall seismic activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with fifteen earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity and minor magma accumulation are detected at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, while six earthquakes occurred at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Fourteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall seismic activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with seventeen earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity and minor magma accumulation are measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, while one earthquake occurred at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seventeen earthquakes have been detected within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with fifteen earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi where minor magma accumulation continues, and one earthquake was recorded at Bárðarbunga. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seventeen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall seismic activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 20 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity is measured at Eldey, and minor magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seventeen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall seismic activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 35 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity is observed at Eldey, and minor magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Sixteen earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall activity in the country is significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 33 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity is measured at Eldey, and minor magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a prediction. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Eleven earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, and overall activity nationwide is above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 34 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, scattered activity is measured at Eldey, and minor magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík are now 24 in the last 48 hours, a decrease from the previous status although overall activity nationwide remains significantly above average. Swarm activity characterizes Prestahnúkur with 34 earthquakes in the last 24 hours, while scattered activity is measured at Eldey and minor magma accumulation continues at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík measures 99 earthquakes in the last 48 hours, and overall activity nationwide is significantly above average although similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Grímsvötn, while minor magma accumulation is measured at Reykjanes and Svartsengi where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík has decreased, with 94 earthquakes recorded there in the last 48 hours, though overall activity in the country remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025, did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík has decreased, with 94 earthquakes recorded there in the last 48 hours, though overall activity in the country remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík has decreased, with 94 earthquakes recorded there in the last 48 hours, though overall activity nationwide remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík has decreased, but 96 earthquakes were recorded there in the past 48 hours and overall activity remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity within 10 km of Grindavík has decreased, though 96 earthquakes were recorded there in the last 48 hours and overall activity remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-seven earthquakes have been measured within 10 km of Grindavík in the past 48 hours, but overall activity in the country is now decreasing although it remains above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Katla, along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-six earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, and overall activity in the country is significantly above average although similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-eight earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past 48 hours, and overall activity nationwide is significantly above average although similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-five earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, while overall activity nationwide is significantly above average though similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-six earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past 48 hours, and overall activity nationwide is significantly above average although similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur along with scattered activity and minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes and Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-four earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, while overall activity nationwide is significantly above average though similar between days. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes/Svartsengi, where the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík numbered 94 in the last 48 hours, and overall activity measures significantly above average although it is decreasing. Swarm activity is observed at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes, while the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík are now 94 in the last 48 hours, and overall activity is decreasing although it remains significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes, while the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík are now 94 in the last 48 hours, and overall activity is decreasing although it remains significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes, while the largest earthquake was M3.1. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Ninety-four earthquakes occurred within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours, with overall activity now decreasing though still significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Bárðarbunga along with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes, while the largest earthquake was M4.6 outside these systems. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík are now 94 in the last 48 hours, and overall activity is decreasing although still significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Bárðarbunga, where the largest earthquake was M4.6, along with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes. For comparison: a similar situation in the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Earthquakes within 10 km of Grindavík are now 81 in the last 48 hours, and overall activity is decreasing although it remains significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Bárðarbunga, where the largest earthquake was M4.6, along with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Forty-four earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, while overall seismic activity nationwide is now decreasing though still significantly above average. Swarm activity is detected at Prestahnúkur and Bárðarbunga, where the largest earthquake of M4.8 was recorded, along with minor magma accumulation at Reykjanes. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, while overall seismic activity nationwide has decreased although it remains significantly above average compared to the last two years. Swarm activity is currently observed at Prestahnúkur, Bárðarbunga, and Eyjafjallajökull, with the largest earthquake, M4.8, recorded in the Bárðarbunga system. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Nine earthquakes have been measured within 10 km of Grindavík in the past two days, but overall activity in the country has decreased although it remains significantly above average compared to the last two years. Swarm activity is now observed at Prestahnúkur, Bárðarbunga and Eyjafjallajökull, while the largest earthquake, M4.8, was measured in the Bárðarbunga system. For comparison: a similar situation on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on January 17, 2025 did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, indicating swarm activity above average for the area, with a total of 576 earthquakes recorded in the last 48 hours. Activity is significantly above average compared to the past two years, primarily due to increased frequency at Prestahnúkur and the Bárðarbunga system, though overall activity has decreased in the last 24 hours when 118 events were recorded. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, indicating seismic activity above average for the area, with a total of 572 earthquakes recorded in the last 48 hours. Activity is significantly above average compared to the past two years, driven mainly by increased frequency at Prestahnúkur and the Bárðarbunga system, though overall activity has decreased in the last 24 hours when 126 events were recorded. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, indicating swarm activity above average for the area, with a total of 554 earthquakes recorded in the last 48 hours. Activity is significantly above average compared to the past two years, driven primarily by 35 earthquakes in the Bárðarbunga system and increased frequency at Prestahnúkur, though overall activity has decreased from the previous 24 hours when 135 events were recorded. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, indicating seismic activity above average for the area, with a total of 535 earthquakes recorded in the last 48 hours. Activity is significantly above average compared to the past two years, driven primarily by 110 earthquakes in the Bárðarbunga system, increased frequency at Prestahnúkur, and scattered activity at Svartsengi where magma accumulation continues. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, marking swarm activity above average for the area, with a total of 532 earthquakes recorded in the last 48 hours. Activity is significantly above average compared to the past two years, primarily due to 214 earthquakes in the Bárðarbunga system, increased frequency at Prestahnúkur, and scattered activity at Svartsengi where magma accumulation continues. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, marking increased overall activity as 427 of 523 earthquakes in the last 48 hours occurred during the past 24 hours. Activity is now significantly above average compared to the last two years, most prominent in the Bárðarbunga system with swarm activity, but also with increased frequency at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

An earthquake of magnitude M4.8 was measured at Bárðarbunga under Vatnajökull, marking increased overall activity as 482 of the 507 earthquakes in the last 48 hours occurred during the past 24 hours. Activity is now significantly above average compared to the last two years, most prominent in the Bárðarbunga system with swarm activity, but also with increased frequency at Prestahnúkur and scattered activity at Svartsengi. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Eastern Volcanic Zone on October 22, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity has decreased from the previous status as no earthquakes were measured in the last 24 hours out of a total of one in the country over the past 48 hours, and none reached magnitude M3.0. Overall frequency is above average compared to the last two years, along with minor deformation due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi and scattered activity at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity has decreased from the previous status as no earthquakes were measured in the last 24 hours out of a total of one in the country over the past 48 hours, and none reached magnitude M3.0. Overall frequency is above average compared to the last two years, along with minor deformation due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi and scattered activity at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Seismic activity has decreased as no earthquakes were recorded in the last 24 hours out of a total of 20 nationwide in the past 48 hours, with none reaching magnitude M3.0. Four earthquakes occurred within 10 km of Grindavík, but overall frequency is above average compared to the last two years, accompanied by minor deformation due to magma accumulation at Svartsengi and scattered activity at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn. For comparison: a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption — neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours out of a total of 64 earthquakes nationwide, but none have reached magnitude M3.0. Overall activity is above average compared to the past two years, although no earthquakes have been recorded in the last 24 hours and swarm activity is decreasing. Minor deformation due to magma accumulation without eruption is measured at Svartsengi, while scattered activity is observed at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn; for comparison, a similar situation was recorded on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, which did not lead to an eruption — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been measured within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours out of a total of 74 earthquakes nationwide, but none have reached magnitude M3.0. Overall activity is above average compared to the last two years, although no earthquakes have been recorded in the past 24 hours and swarm activity is decreasing. Minor deformation due to magma accumulation without eruption is measured at Svartsengi, while scattered activity is observed at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn; for comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, which did not lead to an eruption, serving as a neutral analogy rather than a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours out of a total of 97 earthquakes nationwide, but none have reached magnitude M3.0. Overall activity is above average compared to the past two years, although no earthquakes have been recorded in the last 24 hours and swarm activity is decreasing. Minor deformation due to magma accumulation without eruption is measured at Svartsengi, while scattered activity is observed at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn; for comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption, which is a neutral analogy and not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours out of a total of 117 earthquakes nationwide, but none have reached magnitude M3.0. Overall activity is above average compared to the last two years, although no earthquakes have been recorded in the past 24 hours and swarm activity is decreasing. Minor deformation due to magma accumulation without eruption is measured at Svartsengi, while scattered activity is observed at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn; for comparison, a similar situation was recorded on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, which did not lead to an eruption — a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.

Five earthquakes have been recorded within 10 km of Grindavík in the last 48 hours out of a total of 144 earthquakes nationwide, but none have reached magnitude M3.0. Overall activity is above average compared to the last two years, although no earthquakes have been recorded in the last 24 hours and swarm activity is decreasing. Minor deformation due to magma accumulation without eruption is measured at Svartsengi, while scattered activity is observed at Bárðarbunga and Grímsvötn; for comparison, a similar situation was measured on the Reykjanes Peninsula on September 15, 2025, and did not lead to an eruption, which is a neutral analogy, not a forecast. Source: automatic measurements (IMO). This is not an official warning - see vedur.is.