Scientists have declared a months-long volcanic eruption on the Spanish Canary Island of La Palma officially over. According to officials, after bursting into action on September 19, the volcano suddenly went quiet on December 13.

Volcano eruption Spain's La Palma is officially over, says scientists

Spain on Saturday (December 25) announced that the eruptions of the Cumbre Vieja volcano in Canary Island were officially over. The information came three months after it began spewing rivers of molten rock and ash into the air.

'Best Christmas present': Spain declares Canaries volcano eruption officially over

The volcanic eruption on the Spanish island of La Palma has shown its first sign it might be coming to an end after nearly three months. Members of Spain's Military Emergency Unit (UME) measured toxic gases near homes, clearing the way for more residents to return. Scientists are collecting samples to study. But will there be a new flare-up in seismic activity?

La Palma is quiet: Memories covered in ash

Classic car enthusiasts from different parts of Europe descended onto the La Palma island to witness one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions of the decade.

Classic car enthusiasts drive close to the La Palma Volcano

Volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma, which began erupting on Sept.19, is still spewing lava more than one month after its first eruption. Reportedly, lava streams have engulfed almost 2,000 acres of land.

Spain's La Palma volcano: Lava flows continue

The volcano on Spain's La Palma has been erupting for over a month, while casualties have been avoided due to timely evacuations, the volcano has so far ended up destroying over 1800 buildings, our next report brings you more.

Volcano eruption continues on La Palma, destroys over 1800 buildings

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