Talk about "using the thermals" 😰🌋 Horacio Llorens flies over "Volcán de Fuego" in eruption in Guatemala. | Red Bull Adventure

The Associated press is now reporting that at least 33 people have been killed by the deadly Fuego volcano in Guatemala. Here’s what it looked -- and sounded -- like when it erupted: | AccuWeather

Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted Sunday, killing at least 62 in what is the country's deadliest eruption in more than a century. | VICE News

On June 3, 2018, Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego erupted with extraordinary violence, setting off one of the most lethal volcanic events in the nation’s history. A massive column of ash punched more than 15 kilometers (about 50,000 feet) into the air, drifting across nearby communities and dusting Guatemala City, roughly 35 kilometers away. The ash fall was alarming, but the true catastrophe came from the pyroclastic flows—blistering surges of gas, ash, and shattered rock—that barreled down the slop