The Borascas Bruna and Charles Unleash a Storm of Heavy Rains: Extremadura Suspends Classes and Evacuates a Village in Ávila
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Ávila faces rainfall of up to 120 l/m2 and has evacuated the 2,000 inhabitants of the municipality of Piedralaves
The Borasca Bruna has put on alert this Tuesday to a large part of Spain, with red warnings for extreme rains in the south of Ávila and the north of Cáceres, where 120 liters per square metre can accumulate. The storm has forced to suspend classes in different localities and to evacuate the neighbors of the municipality of Piedralaves abulense facing the risk of collapse of a dam. However, the worst could still be coming, since the State Agency …
The passage of the Bruna Boresca leaves more than 150 liters per square meter in the north of Extremadura, where eight municipalities are located among the rainiest in SpainExtremadura suspends all classes this Wednesday before the arrival of the Charles Boresca and winds of 120 km/h The Bruna Boresca Pass is striking with extreme hardness to the province of Cáceres, located on red alert by intense rains. The accumulation of water has caused the…
The arrival of Charles this Wednesday will cause a “very adverse situation” with very intense winds, even with hurricane gusts in some areas
The Borascas Bruna and Charles are leaving an episode of extraordinary rains in Extremadura, especially in the north of the province of Cáceres. Garganta la Olla accumulated this Tuesday, November 10, 195.8 liters per square metre, a quantity that rubs the 200 liters in just 24 hours and that reflects the intensity of a storm that has not yet ended. The precipitations persist this Wednesday, a day for which the red alert is maintained in the Nor…
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