Iceland’s newest volcano is now spewing out tornadoes


A twister shaped over Iceland’s new child volcano.  (Picture credit score: Martin Sanchez (screenshot from YouTube))

Iceland’s new child volcano is saying its arrival with a bang, spewing out methane explosions and tornadoes to enhance the ribbons of lava portray the panorama.

Loud bangs echoed from the eruption website on the Reykjanes Peninsula, the Icelandic Met Workplace reported on July 27, indicating that pockets of methane gasoline trapped within the lava stream are exploding. As if that wasn’t explosive sufficient, Earth’s latest “child volcano” triggered a whirling twister, which will be seen rising into the sky in a YouTube video posted on July 24.