Skiers continued to glide down the slopes of Mount Etna on Saturday, despite a dramatic eruption sending clouds of ash and jets of molten lava into the sky.

Mount Etna on Italy’s Sicilian island experienced renewed volcanic activity on Friday, with the emission of incandescent material and limited ash from its north-eastern crater.

Europe’s highest active volcano, Mount Etna in Italy, began erupting on June 2, leading authorities to issue a red aviation alert.

Mount Etna, one of Europe’s most active volcanoes, erupted overnight, sending ash clouds and lava flows across parts of southern Italy.

Mount Etna, the active volcano in southern Italy, reportedly erupted once more, releasing ash and lava.

Europe's tallest volcano, Mount Etna, has erupted, unleashing massive flows of lava and ash.

Travel to and from the Italian island of Sicily is severely disrupted following a volcanic eruption from Mount Etna, News.Az reports citing Euronews.

Italy’s Mount Etna, one of Europe’s most active volcanoes, erupted again in Sicily.