Volcanic eruption in Guatemala kills dozens

Volcanic eruption in Guatemala kills dozens

EL RODEO, Guatemala (AP) — The charred landscape left behind by Guatemala's erupting Volcano of Fire was still too hot in many places Monday to pull out bodies so thickly coated with ash that they looked like statues as the death toll rose to 62 and was expected to go higher.

EL RODEO, Guatemala (AP) — The charred landscape left behind by Guatemala's erupting Volcano of Fire was still too hot in many places Monday to pull out bodies so thickly coated with ash that they looked like statues as the death toll rose to 62 and was expected to go higher.

Hurricane season officially starts; Normal to above-average season predicted

Hurricane season officially starts; Normal to above-average season predicted

Even though we've already experienced one named tropical system this year called Alberto, today marks the official start of 2018 Atlantic hurricane season.

Even though we've already experienced one named tropical system this year called Alberto, today marks the official start of 2018 Atlantic hurricane season.

Nearly 5,000 died in Puerto Rico in Maria's aftermath, study says

Nearly 5,000 died in Puerto Rico in Maria's aftermath, study says

A study by Harvard University researchers finds that the death count from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is far greater than the official number of 64. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, finds at least 4,645 people were killed when the vicious storm ravaged the island in September 2017.

A study by Harvard University researchers finds that the death count from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is far greater than the official number of 64. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, finds at least 4,645 people were killed when the vicious storm ravaged the island in September 2017.

Hurricane Maria's aftermath
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Hurricane Maria's aftermath

A study by Harvard University researchers finds that the death count from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is far greater than the official number of 64. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, finds at least 4,645 people were killed when the vicious storm ravaged the island?in September 2017.

A study by Harvard University researchers finds that the death count from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is far greater than the official number of 64. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, finds at least 4,645 people were killed when the vicious storm ravaged the island?in September 2017.

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Weather

Here is the weather for the coming week in New York City.

Here is the weather for the coming week in New York City.