Mexico: Volcano Popocatépetl Erupts, Sending Ash 21,000 Feet High

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Mexico: Volcano Popocatépetl Erupts, Sending Ash 21,000 Feet High

Popocatépetl Volcano in central Mexico continues to show explosive activity, with an ash plume rising to about 21,000 feet on Tuesday, October 28.

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  • Mexico City, NOTE: Time-lapse, 2025 bettwen 6:00h and 07:05h, no audio Video Location: Tláhuac, Mexico Video Recording Date/Time: October 28

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