Natal experiences rainy days Sérgio Henrique Santos/Inter TV Cabugi The rain recorded between the night of Friday (17) and the early hours of this Saturday (18) reached accumulations of over 100 millimeters in neighborhoods of Natal. According to the Municipal Department of Environment and Urbanism (Semurb), the capital recorded an average of 82.6 millimeters in the period from 7pm on Friday until 7am this Saturday. The largest volumes were recorded in Pajuçara, in the North Zone, with 105 millimeters, and in Tirol, in the East Zone, with 104.4 millimeters. The neighborhoods of Salinas (92 mm), Sarney (84 mm) and the Parque da Cidade region (81 mm) also had high accumulations. ? Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp Highest accumulations According to the Semurb bulletin, the volumes recorded by the automatic rain gauges were: Pajuçara (Municipal Guard): 105.0 mm Tirol (Army): 104.4 mm Salinas (Gamboa): 92.0 mm Sarney: 84.0 mm City Park: 81.0 mm Neópolis: 78.8 mm Urban: 74.2 mm Our Lady of Nazaré: 73.2 mm Ponta Negra: 71.6 mm Guarapes: 61.4 mm. Semurb reported that it continues to monitor weather conditions and rainfall recorded in the city. The municipality remains under Yellow Alert for intense rain and strong winds, issued by the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet), in addition to a Moderate Alert for hydrological risk, issued by the National Center for Natural Disaster Monitoring and Alerts (Cemaden). The population can contact Civil Defense to report flooding, risk of landslides or other occurrences in vulnerable areas. Service channels Calls can be registered through the virtual assistant Estela, available on WhatsApp at (84) 3232-4900. In cases of emergency, the following service channels are also available: Civil Defense: 190 Fire Department: 193 STTU: 156 (traffic incidents)
Rain exceeds 100 mm in neighborhoods of Natal; see accumulated
Natal experiences rainy days Sérgio Henrique Santos/Inter TV Cabugi The rain recorded between the night of Friday (17) and the early hours of this Saturday (18) reached accumulations of over 100 millimeters in...
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