Magma Dyke Under a Town in Iceland - Status Overview and What the Future Holds

This update is about the geology, people and the uncertain future of the fishing village Grindavík. It's hard to do this large story justice in just a few minutes but first and foremost an overview that I'm trying to do as respectfully as I can for the people involved.
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[@jenibylsma9845]

Thank you so much for the update. Absolutely loved seeing the footage of the town - it is obvious that Grindavik is a beautiful town that is well-loved by its residents. I get the feeling that its people are strong, full of courage and determined to not allow this situation to break them. I hope it helps in some small way to know the rest of the world feels for and with all those affected. Sending big hugs from Down Under … 🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@Dovietail]

And from Arizona!

[@asbisi]

I think they are suffering very much under the uncertainty. That is the worst. Some are moving on, wanting new housing elsewhere. It sure is a difficult time for them all, my heart breaks for them.

[@James-pc1ku]

One of the original Icelandic Volcanic Uploaders from back in the days and still my personal favourite 😊 .... You're getting some amazing viewing numbers recently I've noticed and you thoroughly deserve it .... Best wishes my friend from England 😊❤

[@weepingscorpion8739]

Completely off topic but I love that you have Michel Granger's painting Le Trac better known as the album cover of Jean-Michel Jarre's Équinoxe as your profile image. I love that album and it's probably my favourite JMJ album. :)

[@James-pc1ku]

@@weepingscorpion8739 Anything related to electronic music is never off topic my friend ... It's my true language .... I never knew it was an original piece of work before the Equinoxe album though ? .... I'll look into it when I'm home .... But yes, hearing those early JMJ compositions has certainly defined much of my life 😊❤️

[@weepingscorpion8739]

@@James-pc1ku Yes, both Oxygène and Équinoxe have artwork by Michel Granger as album covers. :) I also heard Jarre from a young age but more indirectly, as I heard covers of some of his tracks on the family Commodore 128. Some games use his music as background music. :)

[@Swisswavey]

Thank you for the news update without the hyperbole that other outlets seem keen to push. Your level-headed report is very much appreciated. Good luck to you all!

[@PaulsChannel-qm1lf]

Agreed!

[@Susan.I]

Thank you for your matter effect reporting!

[@johnmeneses7039]

Hi Gylfi. Thanks for all the effort that you put into your videos. Your work is greatly appreciated. Best wishes for you and the family and of course, stay safe!!

[@jenaemarieAZ]

And he has such a soothing voice.

[@JeniAG72]

Thank you for this scenic flight around the town! You sound like you're feeling much better! I hope so!❤ Stay safe my friend.

[@adsrentals]

Your humor is refreshing during a truly stressful situation. Thank you for your updates...prayers to all of the citizens affected!!!

[@LightweightUK2007]

Best video I’ve seen yet, focussing on the humanitarian impact and not sensationalism ❤🙏🏼

[@Peter_S_]

Thank you for your excellent updates!

[@JustIcelandic]

Glad you like them!

[@lexipbot]

Your channel is by far the most stable and i feel a better understanding of the situation. I definitely ignore the media, who are usually a day or two behind and focus on the absolute worse case scenarios. As a geologist, i love this dynamic country with visual, accessible examples of volcanic activity. I've followed you since i went in April, when i visited the Hveradalir geothermal area. Soon after, you noted via your thermal drone that the area was heating and the road was being affected. Keep up the amazing work!

[@petramaas8574]

Thank you for the update. Eruption or not, Grindavik is severely damaged already. With the expected long period of volcanic activity in the peninsula, I think your idea of using moveable houses might be an excellent solution to the housing problem.

[@lesliehyde]

I was thinking quite the same thing like two videos ago of how if this town was founded by residents of a previously destroyed town by another eruption, why didn't the residents opt to use mobile housing that could be easily connected/disconnected as needed in order to not have such high amounts of monetary AND sentimental losses. Plus, if each mobile housing is set up properly, then the housings utilities (to a limited amount) could still be used during a relocation of the mobile housing (solar panels used for certain exterior outside walls or a few panels for each wall along with a few more on the roof to cover for the minimum electrical needs, water jugs for limited water usage needs and a septic system that can store septic waste during use when being relocated but easily be connected for continual drainage similar to septic tank set ups that are used at least by a large number of homes in North America or be able to be connected to a public sewer/water treatment system).

[@janet1717]

Using moveable housing in their climate is impossible. It’s too cold.

[@willsmouse8111]

Thank you again for all of your updates, drone flight videos and information about Iceland! I learn many new things everyday! Be safe!

[@petramaas8574]

@@janet1717 That depends on the construction. I don't mean light holiday trailers when I say moveable. And remember people in Mongolia, very cold in winter, live year round in those large round tents called yurts, made to be moveable.

[@alisskanetos1229]

I have seen houses being moved...take a lot of space and goes very slow, quite a project. Maybe it's time to move back to Norway or Denmark :)

[@garrettmillsap]

Thank you for the update. Stay safe and God bless.

[@pinkpyjamas-ey6rw]

Hoping for the best and safest of outcomes for the people of Grindavik. We're all thinking of you. x

[@douglasharre7156]

Hello from a retired high school geography teacher in New Zealand....at the other end of the volcanic world. Loving the photography and insights you bring to this situation in Iceland.....wishing you and your hardy, resilient compatriots all the very best.

[@Dstew57A]

Thank you Gylfi for your work and reports. You are one of the best reporting in the Beautiful and unique Iceland.

[@yomogami4561]

thanks for the updates gylfi that was a good point about repairing infrastructure in the winter best wishes for the grindavikings

[@tonycrook1353]

Beautiful area. Thank you for showing Grindavic in its glory. It's a ifficult time for many there and your commentary provides a more balanced perspective than mainstream media for us watching around the world.

[@matteeeiscool6912]

Excellent video , thank you for keeping us informed , we are hoping for a good outcome . From northern Scotland

[@tassiegirl1991]

Good morning Iceland from Australia. You’re very much in our thoughts. Thank you for the ongoing updates. Stay safe better to be safe than sorry.

[@d4nth3m4n8]

.. a fellow Aussie, me feelings indeed.... it'd really piss me off if a volcano opened up under Brisbane....

[@wendywilson18]

Always love to hear your perspective! Thanks so much for getting this out to your loyal followers!

[@peter8605]

Wishing all the best for the good folks of Grindavik an beyond..... congrats for you splendid growing channel Gylfi👍👍👍.....stay strong!!

[@LiSa.N.J]

Best update videos on YT. Easy to follow and understand with real facts and great video footage. Praying for all affected in Iceland. Stay safe.

[@catherineandpaulfuters2523]

Thank you for your work

[@JustIcelandic]

You are very welcome

[@Yearofthetiger24026]

Thank you for your fact-based, no nonsense video. I appreciate how difficult it must be to do, with a situation affecting you personally. I watched one of your videos for the first time a few weeks ago and have started to fall in love with Iceland & the amazing resilient people. Love your previous footage of Grindavik, a beautiful place, I never knew existed. I hope it is spared from further damage. You are all in my thoughts & sending hugs from England ❤

[@monalisa9598]

Iceland looks so beautiful. Praying for the people of Iceland. ❤

[@oruraxeldavisson128]

Brooo, im from Iceland

[@theastronomer5800]

Hopefully Odin and Thor will protect the town from further damage!

[@TalRohan]

Thankyou for the excellent update . Really appreciate your honesty and careful speech about the problem .

[@virginiadearnley5369]

Thank you for your updates. I have stopped listening to some of the other experts because they don’t really know anything yet and they’re just doing a lot of speculation. But I look for your videos and your commentary on the situation because I was listening to you before all this started. I visited Iceland in October of this year. Your country is truly remarkable in so many ways. I loved my visit. And have many friends and family members that have visited and intend to visit. As soon as I heard about the magma in this area I began praying heavily for your country and this area, and the people in the fishing village of Grindavik. I know they’re displaced now, but I’m praying they will be able to go back to their homes.

[@UrbanGrrl69]

Thanks so much for the info. Beautiful footage too and we can only hope with you all.

[@all3ykat79]

Another excellent report from u Just Icelandic. Thank you very much for these.

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

Excellent video. Excellent job explaining everything the people of Grindavík and, indeed, all of Iceland must think about in the coming days. I do hope the town of Grindavík is saved even if it is smaller. It's very hard on the people to lose not just their homes but their community.

[@peetiebird4678]

I always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks so mch for the exceptional coverage. It sounds as if Grindavik could dodge a very big bullet. How lucky you are to live where you do; well most of the time, anyway.😁

[@cherylb6755]

Just Icelandic~I have little to add to this very sad and difficult conversation. My heart is crushed for those whose lives have been up-ended by this nightmare. I am choosing to believe all may yet be well. From a friend in the northeast US. Thank you for your up-dates. Please be well and stay safe. 🇮🇸🇺🇸

[@annabee1984]

Hi Gylfi, its really lovely to hear your update. What an incredibly unsettling and unpredictable time for the locals. My heart goes out to you and them all. Thank you for the footage and commentary! Best regards from North Wales UK. Ps.. it sounds like you have conquered your flue! 😊

[@carlagarrett8584]

Thanks, praying for as little damage as possible for you all. Hoping for the best outcome brings it.

[@watrgrl2]

Hello from Oregon. That was a really nice piece . I loved that you used video of the town before this disaster. It puts a warm face on a place that has an uncertain future. Thank you for such a nicely written, informative and thoughtful update and state of affairs of the affected peninsula.

[@raymaulder7383]

Thank you for good video and information. From the other shaky volcanic islands in the south pacific, New Zealand.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

another very good update. thanks.

[@jerrydelyea5820]

Thanks for the update, always well done 👍 sir. Also thanks for the wonderful images of beautiful Iceland. Cheers from the Rockies in Canada

[@laarawilliamsen]

Thank you so much for your warm and also calm voice and how you report everything with care and sensitivity! I am praying for all of you to be safe and secure with a home that is safe and secure! Using Tiny Houses or reasonable homes and apartments could be a good solution as long as the location is really deemed safe! Take care and I'm glad you had your eggs today! Love and Light, Laara in B.C. CANADA

[@freeheartnow]

Very comprehensive update. This is the best I have seen. Thank you!

[@keithjeremiahl]

Thanks for the update, many of us from around the globe are waiting to see the outcome of this eruption, sending my thoughts and prayers to you and all Grindavik residents who love this town very much. Also congrats on 1 million views on the last video. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤

[@suehuff8065]

Thank you, Gylfi, so much, for balancing between the fine line of reporting the available science news and still bringing us the most important human and personal side of this unfolding event. It is good to see how lovely Grindavik was before so that we can understand the full magnitude of the loss that has now happened to all of the people who live there. It is hopeful to hear of things that are being done to help the people of Grindavik as they wait to see what the future holds. There will be no fast or easy solution to address this level of ongoing disaster. Eyes on Iceland, along with the best wishes for all to find the strength and heart to cope with these challenges. And most of all, to you, with gratitude for your hard work and dedication... hugs!

[@mrkjsmt]

Based on the information up to now, you might start to believe Grindavik will escape most of the feared disaster, notwithstanding the damage done so far. Let's hope for the best!

[@johntdavies]

Hi, I just wanted to say I love your reports and updates, please keep up the great work, they're very informative and personal too. I've been to Iceland a few times and look forward to coming back soon. Best of luck with this coming weeks.

[@Jonners]

As always, a very informative and well put together video. You're sounding better which is great. Wishing all of the people in Iceland to be safe.

[@rickhirons2409]

Look forward to ŷour updates Gylfi, well informed and from the heart. I visited Grindavik briefly in the mid 90’s but long enough to remember the warmth of the wonderful people there. Best wishes and thoughts are with you all at this hardest of times. Stay safe.

[@kathym5307]

Thank you for sorting through the data to bring us updates.

[@chrismurray4297]

A very concise report - More detailed and accurate than I have seen in the MSM. Thanks for all your researches and efforts in making these updates - In a previous life I worked as a news video camera operator and understand the difficult in covering natural disasters - and that was with full engineering and tech support !- As a solo operator, even with local knowledge of the area a MIGHT EFFORT Mr GG. Stay safe~

[@nursynikki]

Excellent videos and status updates. I wish the best to all Icelandic people. I love your island, and its very resilient people

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks and welcome :)

[@billstream1974]

What happens is not up to a bunch of experts. Prepare for the worse and hope for the best. Prayers to anyone and everyone involved and maybe this can be a teaching moment.

[@victoriablack5552]

I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for your work. Hoping for the best for all of Iceland now and in the future. ❤ from 🇦🇺

[@T1M6]

Your video updates are really interesting and informative. Thank you for your efforts, we do appreciate the work involved. I am looking forward to my holiday early next year...( booked before all this started up ) . Best regards to all the people . 😊

[@AnaFolkenstal]

I just realized that the best Humarsupa I had is in Grindavik... I really hope the town will be ok when this is all over. Hoping for the best outcome! Stay safe!

[@tthappyrock368]

I'm glad people will continue to receive wages. Even if it's just a short time, it will be a big help long term! Thank you for the beautiful video of Grindavik as it was! Sending prayers for everyone there who needs supports in rebuilding their lives to receive it!

[@markbrownfield437]

Was that at Bryggjan? Firstly I hope that all the people and the town recover well, secondly I hope I can return someday and have that soup again.

[@ruthmeyer5415]

Thank you for these updates, always sharing such beautiful footage and news in a thoughtful and appropriate way. Stay safe, sir. Praying for all involved in the ongoing situation.

[@ange5673]

Another superb video which is unique and totally unlike all the others in so many ways. Your love for Grindavik and her people shines through. Your photography is professional as is your approach in letting us know the current situation. Thank you for your updates and I hope that Grindavik can be saved. Thinking of you all and sending much love and best wishes to Iceland and her people from the UK. 🇬🇧

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

This was a wonderful walk down memory lane. Grindavik wasn't that expansive in my day, but it reminded me of the memories from my tour there. Stay strong, Grindavík. You are made of stronger stuff than most of the world.

[@cindybach7005]

I appreciate your efforts and work to update people about the situation. I've been praying for all of you as you go through this difficult time. I'm amazed at the cooperation I sense between all of the authorities to resolve this for the town, but also to look forward and make some decisions on the future. Thank you so much.

[@sibyllescholtz9582]

Thank you so much!!!

[@peldridge2627]

Gylfi, thank you for the videos of what daily life in Grindavik was like before the magma intrusion. Charming little seaside town, neatly laid out, clean and appealing. Our earth is amazing, and Iceland has a big share of "amazing" unfortunately for Grindavik. You sound better, glad you are better. Thanks again!

[@JackieBaisa]

Doing the bacon before the chicken and the egg is smart. :) I love your footage of the Grindavik and Iceland. Beautiful place, beautiful people, beautiful country. Stay safe, my friend.

[@bntravelin2]

you are a GREAT source. we enjoy your hard work . Thank you . Terry & Bess in Congress Arizona

[@kimkennedy3524]

Thanks for the update. It's amazing that the ppl of Grindavik will be paid for 3 months while out of work. Children really do need to be in school, at a minimum virtual school. How are you feeling, i hope all better. Be safe and take care.

[@TheBlueMoo]

Thanks for keeping everyone up to date!

[@SweetOne.]

You have so much footage of Grindavik and surrounding area from years ago - precious footage that all will enjoy in the years to come. You have already respectfully shown amazing footage, that your methods and purpose are held in high regard. I loved seeing the sorting of fishes and hope your plate was also full for dinner. It will soon be time to spike some tulips in the garden

[@DarrenNugent-md4kd]

Hi Gylfi 👋 sorry for the people of Grindavik hears to hoping that any eruption will be far away from the town and blue lagoon also the bigger volcanoes 🌋 are not waking up namely katla etc. As always stay safe and be prepared for anything from the uk 🇬🇧 to 🇫🇮 Iceland

[@veronicaambler1846]

In all sincerity, my heart goes out to the folks of Grindavik, and all their loved ones, who must be worried beyond imagining. The people of ísland are hardy and full of heart, and I know its wider communities will offer everything the people of Grindavik need to make a new start. I know how much my home means to me, and so I hope everyone who has been forced to evacuate will discover that same sense of 'home' in a new place, if necessary. Bless you all in this time of turmoil x PS: Sorry my comment sounds so clunky and awkward x

[@cherylb6755]

veronicaamble~ I thought your comment sounded rather eloquent, thoughtful, and heartfelt.

[@veronicaambler1846]

@@cherylb6755 Thank you x

[@cherylb6755]

@@veronicaambler1846 Thank you!

[@nav662007]

Greetings from Mountain View, California. I discovered your reports over the past few days. Thank you for you insights. I subscribed!

[@Sabrina-od4mr]

Gylif, you truly provide excellent information and footage to your viewers. Thanks for educating us regarding the volcano and the people of Grindavik. Prayers for Iceland.🇮🇸

[@NineWorldsHQ]

If there's one thing we know about volcanos, the are hard to predict with any certainty even with the best data and thoughtful scientists. Thanks for your work covering this and good wishes for safety to you and everyone around Grindavik

[@GRANMotherH3N]

As much as I want to visit Iceland. I think they need to prioritise accommodation for the locals of Grindavik than for tourists. I live in a popular tourist hotshot in the UK where locals are second priority to tourism. Grindavik residents are homeless right now, they ARE the priority in my opinion. I hope I see something being done for THEM soon, rather than safeguarding the tourism industry.

[@willsmouse8111]

Thank you! I wonder if there is a place where we can donate money to help build new shelters?

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

Northern Californian here: I can relate to this. Homeless camps right next to high traffic areas. See: APEC in San Francisco this week. Absolutely sickening how locals don't seem to matter ☹️

[@chucklebaby]

He said in an earlier video that locals are not homeless, that is not their culture

[@juliaperry2812]

A lot is being done they all have somewhere to live temporarily, the government has guaranteed their wages for next three months, there is a disaster fund which will cover a lot of their needs, they will get a lot more help than the people of palma a couple of years ago. Icelandic people stick together, help each other, its a wonderful place, very safe crime rate very low, you should go I have been, there is a wonderful caring community spirit there, they will be the priority of the government

[@juliaperry2812]

@@willsmouse8111 the government will have that all in hand

[@ChristophersMum]

Thank you Gylfi...you sound a bit better today...I do hope that remains so...your report about Grindavik is as expected...not good...however I am glad that the insurances are are on the go so that will help stem the anxiety for a wee while...thank you for your vigilance... Many good thoughts and prayers from Perth Scotland🙏🫂💞

[@gabi1342ful]

Thank you Just Icelandic for this video and the information. And thanks for all the work you've put into filming and editing the drone footage. It looks so beautiful and peaceful - but we all know it's a dangerous place at the moment. I think of the people from Grindavik, even though I'm a thousand kilometres away. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a good outcome for everyone. Stay safe! Best wishes from Germany, Gabi.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks Gabi and greetings from Iceland

[@emmerentiagroenewald3694]

Thank you for your clear and calm assesment of what must be done...! Having been in the area myself,I get the idea what Iceland is going through in this challenging time. My heart is with you.... From Cape Town 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦❤❤❤❤❤

[@XianKai]

Thank you so much for your beautiful videos of your home. I appreciate your honesty and explanations. I refuse to watch local or national news talking about your home because all they do is spout fear and use crappy vocabulary. I hope Grindavík is spared and no further damage happens there.

[@bingsballyhoo711]

Thanks for you report. I hope at some time in the future they can build a second, backup power plant. And some backup housing and places for pets and animals. It's such a pretty place; it must be a nice place to live.

[@user-wj5co6xb4x]

Bless you and thank you for your wonderfully balanced reporting - I am thinking of you all

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you, appreciated!

[@stephanieparker1250]

I love the footage, thank you for your update as always Gylfi ❤

[@JustIcelandic]

Thanks and welcome :)

[@GaiaCarney]

Grindavík seems like a lovely village 🕊 I hope this passes and it’s people can return to their homes or rebuild nearby

[@peteallennh]

Your footage and annotations are amazing! Thank you for sharing! Best of luck with this disastrous situation 🙏🏻

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you, appreciated!

[@caerlynn7942]

Thanks a lot for your wise way to present the situation. As far as I can see, I'm sure that you Islanders will get through this time of change. You strike me as a very strong, modern and realistic people. Thanks a lot for giving the world such an example of dignity, humility and strength. No Vulcano can take these values from you ! Keep it up like this!

[@avaDesdemona]

Thank you for your level headed and calm approach to reporting about this catastrophe. Stay safe!

[@JustIcelandic]

Welcome

[@Lynn-ny5oh]

Thanking you Gylfi from Njardvik. Appreciate all your updates. Stay safe.!

[@penguinuprighter6231]

Great report and nice to see the town's fishing economy in action. Hope they can adjust their lives in an agreeable fashion.

[@dale2540]

Great information and visual coverage today, thank you! :) . A lot you said makes sense. They should plan to move things around and incorporate even smaller homes. Yes. Good luck to those affected by this.

[@petralee574]

I had the pleasure to visit Iceland in 2022 - I loved the country and started following you after I returned. I appreciate your well presented footage - I am wishing you, your family, all people of Iceland to be safe. I admire the spirit of the icelandic people, already thinking and planning possible solutions. Thank you for your updates. Love and Greeting from the US

[@thevirtualboard]

Thankyou. You’re updated are the best. ❤

[@Dayanto]

Given the history of past magma intrusions/earthquakes and current trends, I think it's reasonable to assume there will be an eruption within the next year or two somewhere in this volcanic system, but I think the odds that it will happen within the next weeks or months are dropping fast.

[@janmccann8081]

Thank you once again for your excellent video and accompanying thoughts. Please keep safe.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you, I will

[@shanawilson8541]

I think tiny homes that can be move is a great idea. I live in Florida. If stay here I want home that I can move mostly out the path of hurricanes here.

[@WHITEPERSUAS1ON]

Visited Grindavik during my studyabroad this summer. Shout out Papas' Restaurant. Hopefully every works out the best it can.

[@arr64lima63]

Thank you for your clear and honest report from one of my favorite places on earth with the most friendly people. I hope this disaster will pass you by, but Mother Earth is restless and all you can do is to plan ahead, which you are doing, and take care of each other, also being done. Kind regards from Arkansas, USA.

[@alayneperrott9693]

Thank you, Gylfi. Very thought-provoking - your footage gives everyone a much better impression what the town is like.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you :)

[@airmakay1961]

Again, solid editorial coverage. Your perspective on alternatives for Grindavik is really interesting.

[@JustIcelandic]

Much appreciated!

[@AM-fs1je]

Thanks for taking the time to do an update.

[@77ladentelliere]

Thank you for all these informations. I was out for a few days, wandering what happens... This is really worrying for all the people in Iceland. Take care of you !

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you very much!

[@Tobysland]

😢 Ich komme nun seit fast 5 Jahren , 2x im Jahr, nach Island und beginne meine campertour immer in Grindavik, an einem der schönsten Zeltplätze von Island. Ich habe sogar schon nach einem Haus gesucht und wollte den Lebensabend hier verbringen. Gerade deshalb tut es besonders weh, zu sehen wie die Natur keinen Unterschied macht, ob es ein ganz besonderer Platz für mich ist. Ich bete für die Menschen in Island und werde trotz allem auch 2024 wieder zu Besuch in diesem einzigartigen Land sein. Gott schütze euch ❤❤❤@tobysland

[@Doudoustein]

Very interesting update, like always! Looking forward to flying to your beatiful country again in 6 days. Warm thoughts to all Grindavikers...❤

[@Greblav]

Hello Gylfi, thankyou for this vidio, it was nice to hear grom you again. ❤

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you, appreciated!

[@Rorschach.]

Informative and thoughtful as always. Thank you, Gylfi.

[@JustIcelandic]

Thank you, appreciated!

[@craigmclean8260]

Thank you for the update, and the very scenic tour of Grindavik...must be very difficult for the residents w/ so much uncertainty...The portable/modular homes idea sounds good; there's quite the growing community of "tiny house"-dwellers here in the States...Hoping for all the best, for you and all the folks in Iceland!

[@stephyadcock1233]

Oh Gylfi your sense of humour is priceless as always. So beautifully put. You do a superb job.

[@JustIcelandic]

Much appreciated :)