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Watch the stunning moment lava erupts from new volcanic fissure in Iceland, the fourth eruption to hit the region since December. Footage from the area showed fountains of molten rock soaring from fissures in Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula between stora Skogfell and Hagafell today after authorities had warned for weeks that an eruption was imminent. The eruption promoted a small number of people to be evacuated from the region, with images appearing to show lava flowing rapidly south towards the nearby Grindavik fishing town. 'Warning: An eruption began in Reykjanes,' the Icelandic Meteorological Office said on its website, while Reykjavik's Keflavik Airport's website showed it remained open both for departures and arrivals. Icelandic police said they had declared a state of emergency for the area and the Civil Defence authority dispatched a helicopter to survey the extent of the eruption. Lava is seen flowing from a newly opened fissure in Iceland on Saturday night Footage from the area showed fountains of molten rock soaring from fissures in Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula between stora Skogfell and Hagafell The skyline of Reykjavik is against the backdrop of orange coloured sky People on the outskirts of Reykjavik take pictures and selfies with the orange coloured sky Iceland's Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management announced it had sent a helicopter to narrow down the exact location of the new fissure. READ MORE: Fight to save Grindavík: Horrifying drone footage shows scorching lava from Iceland volcano eruption engulfing homes as it surrounds village - as locals reveal last-ditch effort to stem flow of magma Advertisement Minutes before the eruption, the IMO had issued a statement saying that seismic activity indicated that there was an increased chance of an eruption. Local media reported that the evacuation of the fishing town of Grindavik had started, residents having received text messages telling them to leave quickly. Lava appeared to be flowing rapidly south towards town, where a few of the nearly 4,000 residents had returned following earlier outbreaks, the Met Office said.  The residents of Grindavik were only cleared to return to their homes on February 19 after having been evacuated on November 11. On that occasion, hundreds of tremors damaged buildings and opened up huge cracks in roads. The quakes were followed by a volcanic fissure on December 18 that spared the village. But a fissure opened right on the town's edge, in January, sending lava flowing into the streets and reducing three homes to ashes, followed by a third eruption near the village on February 8. On Saturday night, the town was again being evacuated, public broadcaster RUV reported. An outbreak in January burned to the ground several of its homes.  'We're just like, this is business as usual,' Kristin Maria Birgisdottir, who was evacuated from Grindavik in November, told Reuters. 'My son...just called me and said, Mamma, did you know the eruption has started? And I was like, yeah, I did know. Oh, my grandma just told me. So it's like we don't even bother telling each other anymore,' she said. Icelandic police said they had declared a state of emergency for the area. The nearby Blue Lagoon luxury geothermal spa immediately shut its doors, as it did during previous eruptions. This handout picture released by the Icelandic Coast Guard on March 16, 2024 shows billowing smoke and flowing lava pouring out of a new fissure This handout picture released by the Icelandic Coast Guard on March 16, 2024 shows billowing smoke and flowing lava pouring out of a new fissure, during a surveilance flight above a new volcanic eruption Molten lava flows out from a fissure on the Reykjanes peninsula north of the evacuated town of Grindavik, western Iceland on March 16, 2024 Iceland, which is roughly the size of the U.S. state of Kentucky, boasts more than 30 active volcanoes, making the north European island a prime destination for volcano tourism - a niche segment that attracts thousands of thrill seekers 'We have evacuated and temporarily closed all our operational units,' the operator said on its website. READ MORE: Volcano eruption in Iceland sends lava spewing just 500 metres away from Grindavik as smoke seen billowing into the sky - as country's president reassures lives are not in danger and flights still running Advertisement 'We will remain closed through Sunday, March 17. Further updates and information will be provided here as they become available,' it added. Iceland, roughly the size of the US state of Kentucky, boasts more than 30 active volcanoes, making the north European island a prime destination for volcano tourism - a niche segment that attracts thousands of thrill seekers. In 2010, ash clouds from eruptions at the Eyafjallajokull volcano in the south of Iceland spread over large parts of Europe, grounding some 100,000 flights and forcing hundreds of Icelanders to evacuate their homes. Volcanic outbreaks in the Reykjanes peninsula are so-called fissure eruptions, which do not usually cause large explosions or significant dispersal of ash into the stratosphere. Gases from the eruption were travelling westwards out at sea, the meteorological office said. Scientists fear the eruptions could continue for decades, and Icelandic authorities have started building dykes to divert burning lava flows away from homes and critical infrastructure. The February eruption cut off district heating to more than 20,000 people as lava flows destroyed roads and pipelines. Located between the Eurasian and the North American tectonic plates, among the largest on the planet, Iceland is a seismic and volcanic hot spot as the two move in opposite directions. Met Office

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josie je te remercie de m'avoir donner la clé de ton blog!!ce n'est que du beau est de plus on ne connais pas assez notre cher pays.tu nous fait partager ton amitié du coeur a travers tout ces reportage.bernard

Quel ravissement tes photos Océane ! Une fête nocturne dans les grottes, un vieux pont romain ! Ca fait du bien de passer par chez toi, c'est tellement beau !
Passe une très belle journée, bisou.

Bonjour Jacqueline,
Merci de ta visite sur mon blog et je me régale avec le tien. Tu me montre des coins que je ne connais pas.
Ainhoa je le traverse à chaquze fois que je vais à Dantcharria et mon projet c'est d'y allé pour justement prendre des photos.
Je te fais de  grosses bises ensoleillées.
Josianze

Chère Jacqueline

Nantes est sous la pluie, et je viens me réchauffer auprès de vous Jacqueline.

Je reprends, inlassablement, la balade à vos côtés, avec Ricky au bout de sa laisse.

Merci pour ces moments bien agréables.

Florence

Bonjour Jacqueline
Merci de ta visite , je reviendrai car j'ai vu que tu parlais de Luis Mariano...
Pas beaucoup de temps aujourd'hui !
Je te mets dans mes liens!
Bisous pour ta journée
Christiane

Bonsoir. Superbes photos avec de magnifiques couleurs locales. Les paysages sont très beaux. Bonne soirée.

Jacqueline,

Encore un reportage bien intéressant ! Je ne connaissais pas le village des sorcières.

Les vieilles maisons d’Ainhoa et de Sare sont bien pimpantes, elles ne paressent pas leur âge ! Vos villages sont bien entretenus, tout en restant fidèles à leur authenticité !

Les vues sur « la campagne montagneuse » sont bien jolies et le chant, en toile de font sonore, est superbe !

Merci Jacqueline pour cette randonnée en territoire de Xareta. Elle est belle, intéressante et instructive, vous êtes vraiment un très bon guide!

Florence qui vous dit à très bientôt.