Icelandic Eruption Likely in Next 7-10 Days, Katla Floods Ring Road: Geologist Analysis

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Geology professor Shawn Willsey provides an update on the latest geologic developments near Grindavik, Iceland as an eruption or magma intrusion appear likely in the coming days or weeks. Also, a look at the Katla glacial outburst flood from this past weekend.

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@shawnwillsey 5時間前

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@Suzieq5446 5時間前

I knew you were going to cover Katla. My ears are tuned for your coverage Professor Willsey.
@sueellens 5時間前

Thank you Shawn. Thank you Amanda Jo. I appreciate you both. 😊
@susierider55 5時間前

Thank you Bruce. Graphing the data helps see the picture well.
@J0hnC0ltrane 5時間前

Really like the new graphics. thanks for all of your updates Shawn.
@raenbow66 5時間前

Pretty neat to understand the charts and maps better after so many online videos, Shawn. [Bruce, your graph shows (graphically 😉) a very interesting earthquake relationship.] Katla's event adds to our knowledge of the Icelanders' lives! Interesting but challenging. Thanks again!
@jackienaturelover9761 5時間前

Thanks Shawn for the update. Very interesting. Hope you had a good time on your rafting trip.
@MmBee-bp2ot 5時間前

Young man, thank you for the content, makes things exciting indeed, thank you to all your assistants as well, for helping to put a bow on everything, now do take the best of care and everybody, stay safe... please💕
@charleswelch249 3時間前

Love listening to your reports. You explain everything without overly repeating yourself as much as many people do.
@sheilagraham8543 5時間前

Thanks for this update Shawn. The next ‘event’ certainly seems imminent. The new graphic you included is great.
@jcover6938 3時間前

Very professional explanation of this Icelandic saga. We always enjoy your discussion, you truly share your talents freely. Thank you.
@stellaandstone2348 2時間前

Thanks for the update! After watching the reports on the previous eruption, I've been a regular watcher, and catch each new video as it comes out. Looking forward to the updates on this next eruption.
@sheilaathay2034 4時間前

Right on Shawn . Looks like it's showtime. Prayers for the people. Thank you🌋
@ruthskogstrom8174 4時間前

Thank you Shawn....the new graphics look interesting as we ramp up for the next episode! Thanks for your time and to Amanda Jo for her input.
@markstpierre 3時間前

Thanks for the update Prof Willsey. I’m headed there tonight! Great timing
@WeatherWitch1026 4時間前

Thanks for the update Professor Willsey! ❤
@gladysdecelles9951 4時間前

Thanks Shawn, informative as usual. I am slowly learning...getting old so takes longer. AmandaJo, hope you are settling in to your new home. X:-)
@JanetClancey 3時間前

Thank you for the update watching and waiting..
@marionnadeau8457 5時間前

Thanks for the update, Shawn!
@polygon-viewer 5時間前

The ground rise thing, that's awesome. I do the exact same thing with Kilauea. For the most part at Kilauea, it's a range of 0.20 meters to 0.25 meters of total ground uplift before an intrusion. I also like the projection of end of August, that's what I called about a month ago. ;)