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mag<1= 45 , mag1= 59 , mag2= 10 , mag3= 4 , mag4= 1 , mag5= 1
total= 120 , total energy released= 1,371.9708 TTNT
* IMO’s reviewed data is currently unavailable, for the sake of continuity I have used their preliminary data, edited to contain only events with over 90.01% quality. The map and graph above reflect this data, it is not final.
Daily status report 14. September 2014 –
The eruptive activity at Holuhraun continues at similar intensity. The lava flows at slower rates than it did yesterday. The lava is now spreading more to the sides and there is less visible activity in the eruptive craters.
The subsidence of the Bárðarbunga caldera continues and is now up to 23 meters.
Scientists flying over the area saw new tongues of lava breaking out from the main lava stream towards the east and west. The largest one of these lava tongues stretches towards the east and had become 300 m wide and 2 km long at 18:00 yesterday. An eruption cloud reaches 4 km in height but lowers with distance from the eruption site.
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