BREAKING!! MSM NOW: Iceland's biggest volcano Katla could erupt after largest tremors in 40 years!! Two quakes larger than four just hit!

Katla rises 1,450 meters (4,757 feet) into the air on the North Atlantic island’s southern coast Flickr fridgirrson
Iceland raised the alarm after its largest volcano was hit by the biggest tremors since 1977.

Two quakes larger than four in magnitude early Monday rocked the crater of Katla, the country’s Met Office said in a statement.

That was followed by at least 10 more tremors at the volcano, which rises 1,450 metres (4,757 feet) into the air on the North Atlantic island’s southern coast. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damages to property.

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Katla last erupted in 1955 and 1999. Neither of those were large enough to break the ice covering its ten kilometre-wide (six mile) caldera.

Its last major eruption was back in 1918, when it spewed ash for more than five weeks.



[link to www.independent.co.uk]

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