The volcanic eruption in Iceland has grounded flights for

another day but what will the effects of the ash be for us in Corsham? The ash

has reached ground level in Shetland after the eruption under a glacier in Eyjafjallajoekull.

The wind is blowing the ash and dust down the country, but for

us on the ground there might not be any difference to the day.

Evening, however, is a completely different story.

What is expected are some vibrant sunsets in the evening as the

volcanic plume reaches us down the south of the UK.

As the evening rolls round, grab that camera and start taking

photographs of the sunsets. The sun is expected  to set at 19.59 today and fingers crossed it’ll

be a spectacular sight.

The NHS has said the ash from the volcanic eruption “should not

cause serious harm” and it is unlikely that we will notice anything down our

end of the country. However, the NHS have also advised that those with

respiratory conditions keep their medication on them.

Tell us how the volcanic eruption in Iceland has affected you. Have

your holiday plans been ruined? Do you plan to be out and about with your

camera during sunset to take some photographs?