Asunción, IP Agency.- The National Meteorological Directorate announces a warm day with scattered rains and occasional thunderstorms.
For this Thursday, a warm environment is expected with mostly cloudy skies, winds from the north and then moderate from the south, as well as scattered rains and occasional thunderstorms.
As for temperatures, for today they would be in the order of 27 to 35 degrees in the Eastern region, while in the Western region it would reach around 33 to 38 degrees.
It is important to mention that Meteorology issued a special bulletin that is still in force, warning of the incursion of a storm system in the country, initially over the south of the Eastern region, and then spreading to other locations in Paraguayan territory.
In that context, it mentions the probability of occurrence of severe weather phenomena in a pointed manner, specifically in the departments of Ñeembucú and Misiones, Itapúa, Paraguarí, Caazapá, Guairá, Caaguazú, Alto Paraná and Canindeyú. For more details login HERE.
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Interview with Carlos López, Meteorologist at the National Meteorological Directorate
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Carlos. Can you tell us what kind of weather conditions we can expect in Asunción today?
Carlos López: Thank you for having me. Today, Asunción will experience a warm environment with mostly cloudy skies. We are anticipating scattered rains and occasional thunderstorms throughout the day.
Editor: That sounds like a mixed bag. What should residents be aware of in terms of severe weather?
Carlos López: Yes, it is important to note that we have issued a special bulletin warning of a storm system moving into the country. It will initially affect the southern parts of the Eastern region before spreading to other areas. We are particularly concerned about the potential for severe weather in departments such as Ñeembucú and Misiones, as well as Itapúa, Paraguarí, Caazapá, Guairá, and Caaguazú.
Editor: What temperatures can we expect across different regions today?
Carlos López: In the Eastern region, temperatures will range from 27 to 35 degrees Celsius, while in the Western region, it will be slightly warmer, reaching between 33 to 38 degrees Celsius.
Editor: Is there anything residents should do to prepare for these weather conditions?
Carlos López: We advise residents to stay informed through weather updates and to be cautious during thunderstorms. It’s a good idea to secure any outdoor items and avoid being outside if severe weather warnings are issued. Safety should always come first.
Editor: Thank you, Carlos, for that insight. We appreciate your guidance as we navigate these weather patterns.
Carlos López: Thank you for having me. Stay safe out there!
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Carlos. Can you tell us what kind of weather conditions we can expect in Asunción today?
Carlos López: Thank you for having me. Today, Asunción will experience a warm environment with mostly cloudy skies. We can expect scattered rains and occasional thunderstorms throughout the day.
Editor: That’s interesting! What are the temperature ranges we should anticipate?
Carlos López: For today, temperatures in the Eastern region are expected to be between 27 to 35 degrees Celsius. In the Western region, temperatures could range from 33 to 38 degrees Celsius.
Editor: Are there any warnings or alerts issued for specific regions?
Carlos López: Yes, indeed. We’ve issued a special bulletin warning of a storm system that is likely to affect the country. Initially, it will impact the southern part of the Eastern region, then gradually spread to other areas of Paraguay. We are particularly cautious about severe weather phenomena forecasted in departments like Ñeembucú, Misiones, and Itapúa.
Editor: That sounds serious. Is there anything that residents should do to prepare for these weather conditions?
Carlos López: Residents should stay updated on local weather reports and be prepared for sudden changes in weather. It’s advisable to secure any outdoor items that could be blown away by strong winds, and those in affected areas should have an emergency plan in place.
Editor: Thank you, Carlos, for the valuable insights. Stay safe out there!
Carlos López: Thank you! It’s always my pleasure to provide updates and help the community stay informed.