Forecast for Necochea on September 4th, 2025: What does the meteorological prediction reveal?
Heavy Rain Alert in Necochea: Preparation and Safety Measures
Brace yourselves, residents of Necochea, as the weather service has issued a heavy rain alert for the coming days. Here's what you need to know to stay safe and prepared.
Weather Forecast
According to the latest forecast, the sky will be heavy with rain after midday, with winds blowing from the southwest at speeds between 23 and 31 km/h. The temperature will be a chilly 9 degrees. In the evening, the temperature will drop to around 5 degrees, with winds coming from the west at speeds of 7 to 12 km/h. The chance of rain will be around 10 percent for this period of the day. The humidity will be 43 percent, and visibility will be fair.
Safety Measures
Heavy rain can bring about several risks, including flooded streets, coastal flooding, and potential power outages. To stay safe, always have an emergency backpack ready. This should include essentials like a flashlight, radio, important documents, and a fully charged phone.
When driving in heavy rain, it's better to avoid flooded streets or affected areas. If you must drive, stay inside the car as it offers excellent protection. It's also advisable to avoid outdoor activities during heavy rain and find a place under cover instead.
In the case of heavy rain, the National System for the Integrated Management of Risk (Sinagir) recommends not taking out the trash and removing objects that impede water flow. If there's a risk of water entering the house, it's recommended to cut off the electrical supply and disconnect from electrical appliances.
Evacuation and High Places
In heavy rain situations, it's important to inform yourself about evacuation locations and high places. It's not safe to take shelter under power poles or electrical cables.
Risk Management
On September 4th, the National System for Integrated Risk Management in Necochea recommended measures such as establishing governance and culture for risk awareness, defining management responsibilities, aligning risk management with strategic goals, identifying and prioritizing risks based on severity, and deciding on responses including risk mitigation, acceptance, or avoidance to handle heavy rain risks in the city effectively. These recommendations align with a portfolio view of risks to coordinate management and reporting tasks.
Extreme Low Temperatures
In extreme low temperatures, the National Meteorological Service recommends drinking plenty of hot liquids, reinforcing hygiene norms, ventilating home environments, wearing appropriate clothing, and staying informed by the authorities.
Remember, your safety is paramount. Stay informed, stay safe, and let's weather this storm together, Necochea.
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