A lava eruption that started on Sunday near Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano has continued into Monday. The entire eruption was approximately 600 m long.
The volcano eruption compels the Met Office in Iceland to raise ash warning aviation to red. Red is considered as the highest level of warning that bans the flying of plans within 6,000 feet of the volcano. Observers described this eruption as “calm and continuous”.
Afterwards the Met Office lowered the alert from red to orange, which signifies that air travel is not endangered. The reason behind this is that the lava has stopped generating ashes.
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