Magma accumulation beneath Svartsengi continues, with a steady rate of around 19 million cubic meters since the last eruption in July 2025. This accumulation increases the likelihood of a magma intrusion and eruption, but the timing remains uncertain, potentially spanning several months. Seismic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula is low, with no significant changes detected since the last update. The Icelandic Meteorological Office's hazard assessment remains unchanged and is valid until 3 February 2026. Ground deformation and seismicity are closely monitored, with no signs of magma accumulation elsewhere on the peninsula. The hazard assessment is regularly updated based on activity changes.
