Alerta naranja en Espana por lluvias intensas antes de la llegada de una DANA
La Aemet advierte de precipitaciones de mas de 150 litros por metro cuadrado en menos de seis horas en algunos puntos del este peninsular.
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La Agencia Estatal de Meteorologia (Aemet) ha activado avisos por lluvias muy fuertes y persistentes en Espana, con acumulados que podrian superar los 150 litros por metro cuadrado en menos de seis horas en algunos puntos, segun informo Euronews.
El episodio afectara especialmente al este peninsular, de acuerdo con el reporte, y dara paso a una depresion aislada en niveles altos (DANA) a partir del domingo.
Euronews no especifica en su reporte las provincias concretas bajo aviso naranja ni la duracion total prevista del episodio de lluvias, aunque senala que se trata de un fenomeno de intensidad considerable para la zona.
Las DANA son fenomenos meteorologicos recurrentes en el este y sureste de Espana durante el otono, asociados historicamente a episodios de lluvias torrenciales e inundaciones repentinas en la region mediterranea.
Las autoridades suelen recomendar precaucion ante este tipo de avisos, aunque el reporte de Euronews no detalla medidas especificas adoptadas por la proteccion civil para este episodio.
Sources
- Alerta por fuertes lluvias en España: la Aemet activa el aviso naranja antes de la llegada de una DANA — Euronews (Español)
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