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The Volcano Fuego is an stratovolcano that lies in Guatemala and is one of Central America's most active volcanoes, it has been eruptingfrequently since 1524. Fuegosits about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from the city Antigua Guatemala. It last erupted in 2011. Fuego has been frequently erupting since the Spanish conquest.

the crater and ash plumes that rose 500-1000 m in the air and carried west and northwest on September 19-21. Avalanches traveled 600 m down the sides of the volcano. Atthe observatory ash fall was reported in Morelia (8km SW) and Santa Sofia (12km SE). Explosions during September 22-25 caused ash plumes that rose 300-800 m above that crater and drifted 6-10 km northeast, north and northwest. Incandescent material was ejected 75-150 m above the crater, and avalanched were caused. || SW), and Santa Sofia (12 km SW). Red flowing blocks of lava originating from the crater flowed down the sides of the volcano. During October 7-8 incandescent tephra was ejected 75-150 m above the crater by explosions, it caused ash plumes and drifted 10 km south and southwest. On October 8 a lava flow flowed 100 m down the Ceniza drainage, it produced red flowing block of lava from the flow front. Avalances flowed down the Taniluyá drainage. Ashfall was also reported in Panimache I and II, Morelia, and Asunción. ||
 * < 16/9/12 ||< Insivumeh, reported on September 4th at 17:00 that the big eruption from Fuegohad ended. During 6-11 September fumarolic (an opening in a volcano) plumes rose 100-150 m in the air and carried west and northwest. The weak explosions caused ash plumes that rose 300-400 m up in theair and were carried west and northwest. During the 8th and 9th September hot rocks were shot out ofthe volcano 100 m high and caused avalanches in the Taniluyá. A 10-20 m wide lahar (mudflow) that carried tree trunks and blocks that were 1.5 m in diameter traveled southeast down the Las Lajas Drainage on September 9th. A lava flow had also traveled 100 m down theTaniluyá drainage on September 10-11th. ||
 * 27/9/12 || Insivumeh reported explosions that ejected incandescent material 100 m
 * 16/10/12 || On October 3 hot lahar carrying logs, blocks and branches flowed down Fuego's Ceniza drainage.Explosions ejected incandescent tephra 75-150 m above the crater on October 4-5, producing ash plumes that rose 600-900 m and drifted 10 km north and northwest. Explosions caused shock waves and vibrated houses in local communities. Avalanches also slid down the Ceniza and Taniluyá drainages. The seismic network detected increased amount of earthquakes and periods of constant explosions on October 7. Shock waves were also detected and rumbling heard. Ash fall had been reported in Panimache I and II (8 KM SW), Morelia (9 km

October explosions produced ask plumes that rose 400 m and driftes west and southwest. A lava flow traveled 800 m down the Ceniza drainage, it caused incandescent block avalanches (red flowing blocks of lava) that reached vegetated areas. ||
 * 18/10/12 || Lava flows traveled 200 m down the Ceniza drainage on October 10-12, steam-and-tephra plumes and red flowing blocks of lava thattraveled down from the flow front were produced. A lava flow traveled down the flank 800 m during October 12. Ash plumes that rose 500 m and drifted 10 km south were produced by explosions. During 14-16


 * 9/11/12 || During 1-2 Nov. white fumarolic plumes rose 100 m and drifted southwest. Incandescent materials were ejected100 m above the lavadome from explosions, causing ash plumes the rose about 500 m and drifted 10 km southwest. A lava flow also traveled 350 m south-southwest down the Ceniza drainage. On 3 Nov. heavy rain caused lahars that carried tree branches and 2 m wide blocks. During 3-6 Nov. explosions caused ash plumes that rose 150-450 m and drifted west and northeast. More i ncandescent material was ejecte100 m above the crater and caused avalanches near the crater. A lava flow also traveled 600-800 m down the Cenizadrainage, it caused incandescent block avalanches that reached vegetated areas. ||



and ashfall in PanimacheI andPanimache II (8 KM SW), Morelia (9 km SW), Santa Sofía (12 km SW), Sangre de Cristo (8 km WSW), and Yepocapa (8 km WNW) was caused by the ash plumes. There were many explosions, some avalanches and occasionally pyroclastic flows, and lava flows. ||
 * 15/11/12 || During 8-9 and 11-12 Nov. explosions from Fuego ejected incandescent material 11-200 mabove the lavadome, it produced ash plumes that rose 200-430 m and drifted west and southwest. Avalanches happend mear the crater. During 8-9 and 11-13 November lava flows traveled 200-500 m south-southwest, producing incandescent block avalanches that reached vegetated areas. ||
 * 5/12/12 || No new activity ||
 * 30/1/13 || No activity ||
 * 22/2/13 || There were ash plumes everyday between February 14th to 18th,
 * 8/3/13 || No new activity ||

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 * 15/3/13 || No new activity ||
 * 15/4/13 || No new activity ||
 * 29/4/13 || No new activity ||
 * 7/5/13 || During 23-26th April there were explosions from Fuego that created ash plumes (250-600 mabove the crater and drifted at most 10 km W, SW,S and SE). Incandescent material was ejected 100-200 m above the crater. The energy of the explosions has increased, it has caused rumblings and shock waves that vibrated structures in Panimach é, Morelia, and Sangre de Cristo. There's been a lava flow (300 m long) traveling as far as 400 m. On the 28th activity increased and 700 m long lava flows traveled down the Taniluya and Ceniza drainages. Incandescent block avalanches reached vegetated areas. On 29 April explosions generated ash plumes that rose 550 m above the crater and drifted 10 km SSW. Lava flows remained active.


 * 21/5/13 || No new activity ||