Rain will continue in Venezuela this weekend. Angel Graderol, Meteorological Manager of the National Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (INAME) said that heavy rainfall will continue over most of the national territory this Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday, October 29, there will be showers in the afternoon, especially on the Central and Midwestern region of the country.
“We are monitoring the organization of Low pressure AL95, which is located in the Venezuelan Caribbean Sea, 189 kilometers northeast of La Guerra. 77% chance becomes a tropical depression,” said Inamae official Cocuyo effect.
Graterol promised that AL95 will move away from the country by the weekend, but cloudiness with rain will also increase. “It will rain over the weekend and it will intensify. You should be very alert on Sunday,” warned a senior official.
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If the system Tropical depression Insular area like Los Roques, La Tortuga, Isla de Margarita will cause cloudiness and rain and will move to the northeast of the Caribbean Sea.
Graterol reported that the rain recorded on Friday afternoon, October 28, was due to the strong fall produced by the crater that affected parts of the country this week. He explained that the tropical convergence zone is very active.
“We estimate more rain today Julia Approximately 70 liters of water”, he warned.
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But heavy rains will also affect the states Lara, Yaracuy, Aragua etc, Carabobo, Vargas, Capital District and Miranda. Likewise, towards the Guárico region, the states of Sucre, Anzoátegui, Monagas, Delta Amacuro and Bolívar.
He reaffirmed that the rains generated in the country are in their period Climate It lasts from May to November but the intensity of rain this year is different. “Rainfall is higher than normal, climate change affecting our planet and the current female event, means an increase in female rainfall for us,” he said.
Warnings
Graterol called on citizens to follow the statements issued by Inameh and stay informed Social websites. The official asked Venezuelans to monitor the behavior of rainfall in their communities and monitor streams or tributaries near where they live.
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Residents of affected areas are advised to move to safer areas in case of heavy rains in the area. “Stay away from waterways, creeks and unstable areas,” he says.
Finally, he suggested applying for a emergency plan And wait for instructions from competent authorities.
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