Lava flows over more than three square miles as Cumbre Vieja eruption continues

AccuWeather 2021-10-22

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The volcano in the Canary Islands that first erupted in mid-September continued shooting lava into the sky on Oct. 21, destroying more buildings and forcing more evacuations.

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