Overview

• On June 4, Fuego volcano produced between five and eight explosions with rumbling sounds lasting up to 13 minutes.
• Gas-and-ash plumes soared to 4,800 meters above sea level and drifted west and northwest.
• A lava flow extended about 600 meters and avalanches descended multiple flanks toward the Seca and Ceniza ravines.
• Incandescent material was ejected up to 150 meters above the crater overnight into early June 4, signaling escalating activity.
• Ashfall has impacted communities including Panimache I and II, Morelia and Santa Sofia, prompting local advisories.