[Quix]

INTERESTING.

Shouldn’t it be light there before too many hours?

Will Google earth have any updated shots?

Haven’t found anything of significance on USGS yet.

Have you?

[winoneforthegipper]

nah I just got in. I am thinking it popped more to the northern side of the glacier, thank God for that too.

If it popped to the south, you would really have to worry about collapse issues, in the center more about lahars or whatever they call them in Iceland...lol

So right now a best case scenario as far as the volcano goes. Not saying there won't be major issues but it seems like it was the best place to explode(set a side a river on that side).

I still am paying very close attention to the SISZ though that thing is primed and there is very good evidence to suggest that it caused Eyjaf to erupt.