According to the Inameh report in Amazonas: Due to the decrease in rainfall upstream.
In addition, the report that the decline in the Orinoco River, in Puerto Ayacucho and its tributaries persists, for which monitoring is maintained in vulnerable areas.
In Apure, due to the levels of the rivers. It is added that they continue to monitor them. Also in Bolívar due to low rainfall and the decline in levels of the Orinoco River persists.
Similarly in the state of Zulia, given the high levels and growth of the rivers: Catatumbo, Zulia, Bravo, Escalante and their tributaries. While in the Andean region, Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo due to the increase in the level of the rivers in the mountainous areas.
The yellow alert is defined as possible meteorological phenomena with the capacity for damage and risk of momentary interruption of daily activities. On the scale presented, yellow is one of the four possible levels, and this alert is declared when river levels reach critical heights that make overflow imminent, or when flooding has already begun.
