The National Meteorological Institute (IMN)Has Issued A Warning Regarding Tropical Wave #36 Approaching The Country
Its interaction with accelerated trade winds over the Caribbean Sea is creating highly unstable weather conditions across most of the national territory.
Most Affected Regions & Forecast-
Pacific Slope (North, Central, and South): Moderate to heavy downpours accompanied by thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening.
Central Valley: Variable rain and isolated showers, with potential thunderstorm activity expected in the afternoon and early night hours.
Northern Zone & Caribbean Coast: Intermittent rain, with intensifying downpours focused around mountainous areas.
The IMN and emergency services advise taking extra precautions in areas prone to landslides and flash flooding due to high soil saturation levels:
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Northern Caribbean & Eastern Northern Zone (soil saturation levels between 75% and 95%).
Coastal South Pacific & Border Regions.
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Seek shelter immediately inside secure buildings if strong wind gusts or lightning occur.
Exercise caution while driving due to reduced visibility and water accumulation on roads.
Monitor nearby rivers, streams, and unstable slopes closely for potential overflow or mudslides.
Stay updated through official alerts from the IMN and the National Emergency Commission (CNE).
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