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Strong Winds Cause Trees to Fall in Cochabamba and Mobilize
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Ráphagas that exceeded 50 kilometers per hour caused multiple damage
·Lima, Peru
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The phenomenon began around 15:00 and was accompanied by a dense cloud of dust that reduced visibility and partially darkened the city for more than half an hour.
The intense and lasting winds that struck this afternoon the southern flank of the Tunari mountain range and the city of Cochabamba reached speeds of about 60 kilometers per hour, according to the scale of Beaufort. Indeed, this scale – originally conceived to calculate the speed of the gusts in the sea and then adapted for those occurrences on land – gives a rating of “Force 7 (Very strong 51-61 km/h)” when it can be observed that “All large t…
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