As of November 27, Icelandic officials have warned of an imminent eruption from the Fagradalsfjall volcano in Grindavik, located just south of the capital, Reykjavik. Recent seismic activity caused the evacuation of nearby towns. Though flight disruptions are unlikely, they are still possible. Potential disruptions include ash plumes and low visibility.

On November 20, Mount Ulawun erupted on the island of New Britain in Papua New Guinea, covering the surrounding area in ash. Evacuation notices are in place. Ashfall is affecting air quality in the immediate vicinity. While the eruption is classified as “Moderate,” flights at Hoskins Airport have been canceled and the eruption has the potential to continue.

Storm Ciaran has unleashed strong winds and heavy rain across western Europe, particularly in the United Kingdom and France. Flooding and winds have caused closures and power outages throughout the English Channel, and left at least one dead in northern France. Flights in the Netherlands are cancelled, and Southeastern Rails in the U.K. have reported severe disruptions to its services.

On November 2, 15 tourists were injured during a rockslide in Guatapé, Colombia, specifically at the popular tourist destination Peñol de Guatapé. Six tourists were treated at the scene, and nine were transported to local hospitals. Peñol de Guatapé is a popular rock known for climbing and bouldering. This area will likely be closed to visitors until November 3, with minor traffic disruptions likely.