Volcano status now: Etna, Stromboli, Campi Flegrei and Reykjanes
Is it erupting? For each volcano, the latest official notice and the time it was issued, from the observatory responsible. Each page adds earthquakes nearby, ash warnings for aircraft and the airport and travel links to check. Every volcano with a current eruption report is on active volcanoes.
Etna Sicily, Italy
No. INGV's latest aviation notice for Etna, issued 16 Oct 2026, 12:27 UTC, is code green: no eruption, the volcano is in its normal state.
Aviation code: Green (1 of 4) Civil Protection: Yellow (attention) (2 of 4)
Stromboli Aeolian Islands, Italy
Activity is raised. INGV's latest aviation notice for Stromboli, issued 19 Oct 2026, 06:24 UTC, is code orange: either an eruption with little or no ash, or unrest with a raised chance of eruption; the notice says which. Stromboli's usual state is small explosions at its summit craters every few minutes, so some activity there is normal.
Aviation code: Orange (3 of 4) Civil Protection: Yellow (attention) (2 of 4)
Campi Flegrei Pozzuoli, west of Naples, Italy
No. Campi Flegrei is not erupting: its last eruption was in 1538. The Civil Protection alert level, read 19 Oct 2026, 13:09 UTC, is yellow (attention), which describes unrest (ground uplift and earthquakes), not an eruption.
Civil Protection: Yellow (attention) (2 of 4)
Reykjanes near Grindavík and the Blue Lagoon, Iceland
No eruption is reported. The Icelandic Met Office's latest aviation notice for Reykjanes, issued 5 Aug 2025, 13:20 UTC, is code yellow: unrest above background levels, or activity that has decreased and is being watched.
Aviation code: Yellow (2 of 4)
Ash warnings for aircraft in force worldwide: volcanic ash advisories. Earthquakes near a city: Naples, Reykjavik.
Questions
Which volcanoes does this page cover?
Etna and Stromboli in Sicily, Campi Flegrei near Naples, and the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland. Each has its own page with the latest official notice, earthquakes nearby and ash warnings for aircraft. Every other volcano with a current eruption report is on the active volcanoes page.
Where do the volcano statuses come from?
From the observatories responsible: INGV's Osservatorio Etneo and Osservatorio Vesuviano, Italy's Civil Protection department, and the Icelandic Met Office. This site repeats what they publish, with the time, and does not issue warnings of its own.
Sources: INGV Osservatorio Etneo and Osservatorio Vesuviano (CC BY 4.0), Dipartimento della Protezione Civile (CC BY 4.0), Veðurstofa Íslands (Icelandic Met Office). This site restates their notices and issues no warnings of its own.