Iceland's Fagradalsfjall volcano began erupting again—just eight months after its last eruption ended. Officials urged people to avoid the volcano, located around 20 miles from Reykjavik.
According to IMO, a volcanic fissure eruption about 100 to 200 meters long left new magma over a field of lava established by eruptions in the area last year.
However, the IMO said that it does not believe the eruption will cancel any flights or move into the city.The IMO has recorded over 3,000 earthquakes in the last week. The most intense was a 5.4 earthquake recorded on July 31 northeast of Grindavík.
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