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The Norwegian Meteorological Office expects glacial runoff to start around Mírdalsjökull, but increased conductivity has been measured in rivers around the glacier, and there is a large amount of glacial water at Emstroom. People are advised to stay away from this process near the source of Múlakvíslar and Kátlujökull.
This is believed to be a geothermal leak under the glacier. The gas meter at Lagúvora has measured values that have increased over the past solar cycle, and a report has been received of a sulfur smell in the river that originates from the Myrdalsjökull glacier. The conductivity of the Skálm V412 road is abnormally high.
An expert from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute said that possible ice movement is about to begin and the Norwegian Meteorological Institute is closely monitoring developments.
Possibility of lava flow in Reykjanes continues
There has been a slight increase in seismic activity in Reykjavik, and land seismic activity in the region continues. Lava flows and volcanic eruptions are still possible in the near term. An expert from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute said that fog in the area can interfere with GPS measurements. Measurement conditions are expected to be better, but activity is expected to continue.
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