On Jan. 14, Iceland’s Fagradalsfjall volcano erupted for the second time since December, when intense seismic exercise prompted evacuations within the close by city of Grindavík.

Following the brand new eruption, an earth crack opened round 450 meters from the city and lava from the fissure reached Grindavík, destroying a number of homes and damaging some native infrastructure. On the time of the eruption, residents had been evacuated, and the immediate meeting of protecting boundaries stopped the lava from inflicting additional injury in town.

Although the volcanic exercise appeared to cool down post-eruption, the Iceland Met Workplace (IMO) warned on Jan. 17 that magma continues to be accumulating beneath the floor, making eruptions via the recent fissures nonetheless a risk.

The drone footage was captured by aerial photographer Björn Steinbekk.