He National Weather Service (SMN) reported, at 00.00 this Saturday, October 19, Storm Tropical Nadine in the Caribbean Sea.
According to the meteorological agency’s report, Tropical Storm Nadine developed from Tropical Cyclone Fifteen, 205 kilometers southeast of Puerto Costa Maya, in Quintana Roo.
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Tropical Storm Nadine will hit Mexico
According to her Serve Meteorology National (SMN), Tropical Storm Nadine, interacting with Cold Front number 4will maintain temporarily Rain on time heavy in the Kampeche, Quintana Roo You Yucatan.
Apart from that, it will cause wind gusts with speeds of 60 to 80 km/hour, wave heights of up to 4 meters, and conditions for the formation of tornadoes in the state. Mexico.
“The rainfall mentioned above can cause flooding, an increase in river levels, as well as landslides and flooding in low-lying areas in these countries, so the public, tourists and maritime navigation are advised to heed the warning Serve Meteorology National [SMN]from National Water Commission (Konagua), follow the recommendations of Protection Civil and take precautions against rain, wind and high waves,” he said body.
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What is your trajectory?
He Serve Meteorology National (SMN) report it, coordinate with Middle National from Storm from American Joinprevention zones are established due to the impact of Storm Tropical Nadine from Tulum until Chetumalincluding Cozumelin the Quintana Roo.
What is the difference between a Tropical Storm and a Hurricane?
ElNational Disaster Prevention Center(Cenapred) explains thattropical cycloneThey are formed when warm, moist air masses with strong winds rotate around a central area.
Tropical cyclones are divided into three types, according to the maximum wind speed they produce:
- Tropical Depression: When the wind speed is less than 63 kilometers per hour (km/h).
- Tropical Tormenta: When the wind speed is between 63 and 118 km/h.
- Storm: When reaching a wind speed of more than 118 km/h.
ElCenapredadding that tropical cyclones cause heavy rain, high tides and damage due to strong winds.
However, the impact of tropical cyclones is not all bad, becauseCenapreddetails that rain recharges aquifers and dams retain some water, which is used in arid and semi-arid areas of the region.Mexicoas well as for human consumption, agriculture and hydroelectric power generation.
Authorities remain vigilant ahead of the law’s enactment Nadine’s Tropical Tormenta along the coast of Mexico.
