Meteorologist Gianfranco Marcone assured that an average of 100 millimeters (mm) of water is expected in different communes of the Metropolitan Region.
He atmospheric river It was already noticed in the south-central area of the country, however, in the next few hours, The rains are expected to reach the Metropolitan Region.
On average, meteorologist Gianfranco Marcone assured on T13 Central that 100 millimeters (mm) of water are expected in different communes in the region.
- Tiltable from 85 to 105 mm
- Curacaví from 95 to 110 mm
- Pudahuel from 90 to 100 mm
- Santiago from 90 to 100 mm
- High Bridge from 80 to 100 mm
- San José de Maipo from 100 to 110 mm
“If this amount falls, “It is the largest rainfall in the Metropolitan Region (RM) in the last 21 years”detailed the meteorologist.
Likewise, he specified that In 2015, a similar amount of water fellbut in more days, whereas now it would be a meteorological phenomenon that lasts only between 24 to 36 hours.
“In Santiago, a daily rainfall of over 35 mm already generates complications.”“Here we are talking about having double, maybe even triple,” Marcone said.
Additionally, the meteorologist revealed that Wind gusts of between 40 to 60 km/hr are expected.
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What time will it start to rain in the Metropolitan Region?
According to the meteorologist, the rains will begin around 11 pm this Wednesday, June 12 in much of the region.
“The peak could be between 7 and 2 in the afternoon with an amount of 18 mm in 3 hours,” said the meteorologist.
However, it is expected that The intensity of precipitation begins to decrease towards Thursday night, “It will also continue to precipitate and the first hours of Friday will be more alternating rainfall with showers, but we could still accumulate about 3-4 mm for every three hours,” said Marcone.
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