US EditionMicroburst in Colombia: What Is it and why is it so dangerous?
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Microburst in Colombia: What Is it and why is it so dangerous?
On Saturday, April 26, a powerful rain microburst hit the Aburrá Valley in Colombia, causing severe damage in San Antonio de Prado, a southern area of Medellín. The heavy rainfall triggered mudflows and landslides, forcing local authorities to declare an emergency. Weather Monitor (@WeatherMonitors) reported that the microburst, which occurs when thunderstorms send intense downdrafts of air, brought heavy rain and strong winds to a small area. …
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