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Inmet issues gale warning for all municipalities in Rio Grande do Norte

Inmet gale warning Disclosure/Inmet The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a potential danger warning for gales that affect all 167 municipalities in Rio Grande do Norte. The weather warning began at 00:01 this Thursday (16)...

Inmet issues gale warning for all municipalities in Rio Grande do Norte
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Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp The alert is classified as yellow, the mildest level on the agency's severity scale. According to Inmet, current weather conditions present a low risk of accidents in the affected areas.

  • The alert affects cities in eight of the nine states in the Northeast - only Maranhão is not on the list.
  • The risks predicted by Inmet are: winds varying between 40 km/h and 60 km/h; low risk of falling tree branches.

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Inmet gale warning Disclosure/Inmet The National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet) issued a potential danger warning for gales that affect all 167 municipalities in Rio Grande do Norte. The weather warning began at 00:01 this Thursday (16) and remains valid until 23:59 on Saturday (18). ? Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp The alert is classified as yellow, the mildest level on the agency's severity scale. According to Inmet, current weather conditions present a low risk of accidents in the affected areas. The alert affects cities in eight of the nine states in the Northeast - only Maranhão is not on the list.

The risks predicted by Inmet are: winds varying between 40 km/h and 60 km/h; low risk of falling tree branches. Safety recommendations Civil Defense and Inmet advise the population to adopt preventive measures in case of gusts of wind. The recommendations are: do not take shelter under trees, as there is a slight risk of falling and electrical discharges; and do not park vehicles near transmission towers and advertising signs. For more information or if necessary, contact Civil Defense (telephone 199) or the Fire Department (telephone 193). Most watched videos on g1 RN