2023-12-06 23:13:25
He National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued a new yellow alert for storms for this Thursday and Friday. Initially it will affect the eastern fringe of Río Negrothen it will extend to the entire provincial territory -except for the Bariloche department-. Below we will tell you What will be the worst schedule and the affected areas.
Storm alert in Río Negro
Avellaneda – Pichi Mahuida
The area will be affected by isolated rain and storms, some locally strong. They will be accompanied by gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail and abundant falls of water in short periods. Accumulated precipitation values between 15 and 30 mm are expected, and may be exceeded from time to time. It is valid for Thursday followingnoon and Friday from followingnoon until night.
Conesa – Meseta de Adolfo Alsina – Meseta de San Antonio – Valcheta
The area will be affected by isolated rain and storms, some locally strong. They will be accompanied by gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail and abundant falls of water in short periods. Accumulated precipitation values between 15 and 30 mm are expected, and may be exceeded from time to time. Valid for Thursday followingnoon and Friday from followingnoon to night.
Pilcaniyeu Plateau – Ñorquincó Plateau – Nueve de Julio – West of El Cuy – Veinticinco de Mayo
The area will be affected by isolated rain and storms, some locally strong. They will be accompanied by gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail and abundant falls of water in short periods. Accumulated precipitation values between 15 and 30 mm are expected, and may be exceeded from time to time. Valid for Friday followingnoon.
East of El Cuy – General Roca
The area will be affected by isolated rain and storms, some locally strong. They will be accompanied by gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail and abundant falls of water in short periods. Accumulated precipitation values between 15 and 30 mm are expected, and may be exceeded from time to time. Valid for Friday followingnoon.
What does yellow alert mean?
As detailed by the National Metereological Servicethe yellow alert corresponds to possible meteorological phenomena with the potential for damage and risk of momentary interruption of daily activities.
The recommendations are:
1- Don’t take out the trash. Remove objects that prevent water from draining.
2- Avoid outdoor activities.
3- Do not take shelter near trees and electricity poles that may fall.
4- To minimize the risk of being struck by lightning, do not stay on beaches, rivers, lagoons or
pools.
5- Be alert to the possible fall of hail.
6- Get information from the authorities. Always have an emergency backpack ready with a flashlight, radio,
documents and telephone.
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