Live Iceland Volcano Watch: Þorbjörn Multi-Camera Feed

This camera is situated on the southern tip of Þorbjörn. Þorbjörn is a 243 m high volcanic mountain next to the town of Grindavík. For our 4K full-screen livestreams from Iceland, visit the AfarTV channel LIVE page (5 Iceland cameras) : https://www.youtube.com/@afartv/streams

IMO July 21: Uplift at Svartsengi continues at a steady rate. Uplift and magma accumulation continue at Svartsengi, with measurements showing that the development remains slow but steady. The latest model calculations indicate that magma accumulation beneath Svartsengi since the start of the last eruption, on 16 July 2025, is estimated at 28.3 million cubic metres, with an uncertainty range of 27.5 to 29.1 million cubic metres. As magma continues to accumulate and pressure within the system increases, the most likely scenario is that a magma intrusion will propagate from Svartsengi towards the Sundhnúkur crater row, potentially leading to an eruption. As before, only a short warning period should be expected. In previous events, the warning time has ranged from 20 minutes to just over four hours. Visit: https://en.vedur.is/ for full report.

Watch live 24/7 monitoring of Iceland's volcanic activity from Þorbjörn's vantage point overlooking the Svartsengi system and Grindavík region. This multi-camera setup provides continuous real-time observation of ongoing magma accumulation, seismic activity, and potential eruption indicators in one of Iceland's most active volcanic zones. Essential viewing for volcanology enthusiasts, researchers, and those tracking Icelandic geothermal dynamics.