- Citizens reported flooding on avenues and highways as a result of the rainfall | Main photo: The Impulse
Users on social networks reported that the rains recorded during the afternoon of Saturday, November 9, caused flooding in areas of the Capital District such as Quinta Crespo, El Paraíso, Bello Monte, among others.
In the state of Lara there is also recorded rainfall in different sectors of Cabudare, as well as in the areas of Valle Hondo and El Palmar due to the overflowing of the Tabure stream. Other affected sectors were Siquisique, Tamaca, Cabudare, Yacambú and several sectors of the Torres municipality.
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Rain forecast remains for Sunday
The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inameh) predicted in its report on the morning of Sunday, November 10, that in a large part of the regions of Venezuela rains or showers will continue to be recorded, accompanied by possible electrical shocks.
The country woke up with cloudiness in almost its entire geographical area. However, in the afternoon and evening, rainfall of varying intensity is expected in much of the country, with a greater incidence in the states of the Andes, the west and Zulia. The possibility of short-term rains is also estimated in areas of the Capital District and La Guaira.
Inameh estimated that between 5 and 30 millimeters of rain will accumulate in the west of the country. On the other hand, in the states of Apure, Amazonas and Bolívar, accumulated rainfall of up to 100 millimeters is forecast due to the passage of tropical wave number 51, which was scheduled for this weekend.
Rains and floods in Venezuela
Precipitation has caused river overflows, flooding and damage in various areas of the country in recent weeks. The authorities have urged the population to remain alert and follow safety recommendations to avoid risks.
On November 2, rainfall was reported in Maracaibo, Zulia state. In images and videos shared on social networks, it is observed how the water reached the level of the hood of the vehicles parked on Bella Vista Avenue. The rains also affected several municipalities in the state of Zulia.
In the capital, users on social networks reported rains of varying intensity with strong thunder on October 5 in several areas of the Capital District such as Maripérez, Pinto Salinas, Propatria, El Paraíso, Bello Monte, among other sectors.
While in the state of Miranda, rainfall was recorded in different areas that caused traffic chaos due to flooding on the roads.
There were also reports of flooding on the Intercomunal de Guarenas-Guatire avenue, specifically on the street that connects with the north runway.
Likewise, on October 7, several communities in the states Monagas, Sucre and Nueva Esparta were affected by weather conditions.
The government of Nicolás Maduro maintains an active national plan to reduce risks in the face of the rainy season, which began in the country on May 1 and will end on November 30. The measure includes all contingency protocols for any event, as well as evacuation plans and installation of shelters to deal with emergencies.
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Ty, which contributed to significant disruptions throughout the area. Many citizens experienced traffic delays and road blockages due to submerged streets and overflowing gutters.
Safety Measures and Recommendations
Authorities have advised residents to stay informed about the weather conditions and to follow guidelines to stay safe during heavy rainfall. Recommendations include avoiding flooding-prone areas, securing loose items outdoors, and having an emergency plan in case of sudden weather changes.
The National Emergency Response team is on alert to respond to any urgent situations arising from flooding and has urged citizens to report any incidents to local authorities.
Impact on the Community
The consistent rainfall and resulting floods have raised concerns for many communities across Venezuela. Families have been displaced due to the rising water levels, and there have been reports of property damage and destruction of infrastructure.
Community leaders are working together to provide assistance to those affected by the floods, including food and shelter for displaced residents. Local organizations are rallying to support recovery efforts and ensure that vulnerable populations receive the help they need during this challenging time.
As the rains continue, the situation remains under close surveillance, with updates provided by meteorological services to keep residents informed about impending weather patterns.
Citizens are encouraged to share their experiences and videos of the situation, as this community engagement is vital in understanding the full impact of the ongoing weather conditions.
For further updates on weather forecasts and safety measures, residents can refer to local news outlets and the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inameh).
