People Outruning the Pyroclastic Flow

People Outruning the Pyroclastic Flow
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A pyroclastic flow is a deadly mix of volcanic gases, ash, and rock fragments that rushes down a volcano like a fluid during an explosive eruption. It can travel over 100 km/h, devastating everything in its path.

This video shows the June 3, 2018 eruption of Volcán de Fuego in Guatemala, a tragedy that claimed over 1,000 lives. Notice how the flow's force allows it to climb terrain and spread rapidly. Pyroclastic flows are common in explosive volcanoes like Rincón de la Vieja, Turrialba, and Santiaguito.

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