- This Monday, July 15, Inameh also reported the development of “rapidly evolving convective nuclei”
The National Institute of Hydrology and Meteorology (Inameh) predicted that tropical waves 22 and 23 are expected to arrive in Venezuela this week.
Tropical wave number 22 is located in Suriname and is expected to reach Essequibo on Tuesday, July 16, Inameh detailed on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, July 15.
Tropical wave number 23 is located in the Atlantic and will reach Essequibo on Sunday, July 21.
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Rainfall report in Venezuela
On Monday, July 15, Inameh also reported the development of “rapidly evolving convective nuclei.” This phenomenon has generated rains of varying intensity and storm activity in the states of Miranda, Aragua and La Guaira.
The agency forecast fragmented cloud cover tonight, which might produce rain and electrical activity in much of the country.
The regions that will be affected by the rainfall include: Bolívar, Amazonas, Essequibo, Sucre, Monagas, central and western plains, the Andes and Zulia state.
As a result of the weekend’s rainfall, the mayor of Arzobispo Chacón in Mérida, Omar Fernández, reported on Sunday, July 14, regarding the overflow of the El Rincón stream.
In Calabozo, Guárico state, eight families were affected by the rains, according to Civil Protection (PC) reports from Monday, July 15.
Recommendations from the authorities
Civil Protection offers a series of Recommendations for people during the rainy season in the country.
-Close doors and windows to avoid drafts as they attract lightning.
-In case of flooding, you should leave the area or seek higher ground.
-Disconnect the electricity if there is water inside a home.
-Do not turn on the light switch, use flashlights instead.
-Pay attention to the social networks of rescue teams and competent authorities.
-Keep a spare set of batteries and flashlights in your home.
-Keep children and adolescents under surveillance during the storm.
Likewise, PC also recommended For drivers driving in the midst of rainfall, keep the following in mind:
-Use the seat belt.
-If you are traveling by road, stay on the road and do not detour onto dirt roads.
-Slow down if you are driving and keep your eyes forward.
-Do not overtake vehicles.
-Pay attention to the social networks of rescue teams and competent authorities.
-Stay away from areas of possible landslides or near rivers.
-Do not attempt to drive near rivers and ravines, as the force of the water can sweep away vehicles.
Both INTT and Civil Protection urge all road users to drive with caution, respect speed limits and traffic signs to avoid accidents during the rainy season.
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2024-07-15 23:38:41
