Rains in Piura and Tumbes Could Exceed 100 Mm in November, Senamhi Warns
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The National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (Senamhi) activated a new red alert for precipitation “from strong to extreme intensity” in the Tumbes and Piura regions, which will be accompanied by electric shocks and wind gusts with speeds close to 40 km/h.
The agency warned that the rains will hit the northern regions until Sunday, November 1.
Senamhi warns that precipitation could reach much higher levels than usual in the north of the country, while sea warming favors new episodes from strong to extreme intensity.
Heat wave: Senamhi warns extreme temperatures of up to 38° from todayThe specialist of the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi), Javier Chiong, warned that the intense rains will continue in the north of Peru this week and in the first days of November and could exceed 100 millimeters per episode in some localities of the coast and the mountains.The meteorologist has specified that the organism keeps in force the red n…
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