Moderators Moderator_02 Posted May 26, 2020 Moderators Share Posted May 26, 2020 Quote Incursiona la segunda onda tropical a Panamá: Sinaproc José González Pinilla 25 may 2020 - 07:21 PM El mapa muestra el avance de las lluvias. Las lluvias se han intensificado las últimas horas en diversas partes del país, informó la noche de este lunes 25 de mayo el Sistema Nacional de Protección Civil (Sinaproc). Y es que de acuerdo al Sinaproc, es producto de la incursión de la segunda onda tropical sobre Panamá. Ingresó por Darién, de acuerdo al reporte de Hidromet de Etesa. Sinaproc informó que las lluvias irán de moderadas a fuertes, sobre todo en la parte oriental del país. La tormenta se prolongaría hasta este martes. Durante la tarde y noche de este lunes se han presentado chubascos dispersos así como fuertes lluvias en Darién, Panamá Este, Guna Yala, Colón, La Chorrera, Coclé, Los Santos, Herrera, costas del Pacífico de Veraguas y Chiriquí. Sinproc recuerda a la ciudadanía no transitar por vías anegadas, ni cruzar ríos ni quebradas. El pasado viernes, se registró la primera onda tropical en el país lo que causó inundaciones, caídas de árboles, deslizamientos de tierra y caídas de muro en diversas partes del país. Moderator comment: Below is an unedited automated translation of the above news article. Quote The second tropical wave enters Panama: Sinaproc José González Pinilla May 25, 2020 - 07:21 PM <<EXV6357DUJEI5BG3E7JSUUV62Y.jpg>> The map shows the progress of the rains. The rains have intensified in the last hours in various parts of the country, the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) reported Monday night, May 25. And it is that according to Sinaproc, it is the product of the incursion of the second tropical wave on Panama. He entered through Darien, according to the report by Hidromet de Etesa. Sinaproc reported that the rains will go from moderate to heavy, especially in the eastern part of the country. The storm would last until Tuesday. Scattered showers and heavy rains have occurred during the afternoon and evening of Monday in Darien, East Panama, Guna Yala, Colón, La Chorrera, Coclé, Los Santos, Herrera, Pacific coasts of Veraguas and Chiriquí. Sinproc reminds citizens not to walk on flooded roads, or cross rivers or streams. Last Friday, the first tropical wave in the country was registered, causing floods, tree falls, landslides and wall falls in various parts of the country. https://www.prensa.com/sociedad/en-las-proximas-horas-se-preve-la-incursion-de-la-segunda-onda-tropical-a-panama-sinaproc/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Uncle Doug Posted May 26, 2020 Share Posted May 26, 2020 It was badly needed here. The streams are just a trickle. I wouldn't have minded another inch or more. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted May 30, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted May 30, 2020 Quote Sinaproc emite aviso de prevención por el paso de la onda tropical N° 3 El anuncio se extenderá por 72 horas debido a la inestabilidad atmosférica, propia de la temporada lluviosa del país Por Ismael Gordón GuerrelActualizado 29/05/2020 19:25 Continuidad de aguaceros ligeros a moderados con intervalos fuertes y posibles descargas eléctrica.Sinaproc La Oficina de Pronóstico y Vigilancia Meteorológica de Etesa prevé condiciones de lluvias y tormentas dentro de las próximas 72 horas sobre el país. La Zona de Convergencia Intertropical se mantiene activa, aunada a la baja presión de Colombia y el paso de la Onda Tropical N° 3, que mantiene su eje desde el oriente de Cuba hasta el norte de Colombia. "El pronóstico indica el ingreso de la Onda Tropical N° 3 en horas de la noche y madrugada de este sábado, desplazándose durante las próximas 24 horas", informó el Sistema Nacional de Protección Civil. Se prevé que las lluvias se registren de moderadas a fuertes en sectores del occidente, en áreas de Panamá, Colón y provincias aledañas. Ante este pronóstico, el Centro de Operaciones de Emergencias Nacional (COE), emitió a partir de las 3:00 pm de este viernes 29 de mayo hasta las 3:00 pm del lunes 1 de junio, Aviso de Prevención (Vigilancia y Monitoreo), tras la inestabilidad atmosférica, propia de la temporada lluviosa del país. El COE recomienda a las embarcaciones livianas que deberán extremar medidas de seguridad en zonas marítimas. Las zonas vulnerables a inundaciones y deslizamientos de tierra, deberán seguir las medidas de prevención que señala el Sinaproc como: No cruzar ríos o quebradas debido a que las cabezas de aguas son repentinas y peligrosas No cruzar calles anegadas Disminuir la velocidad de su vehículo si se encuentra manejando durante las lluvias El Sinaproc realizará monitoreos en todo el país y pide a la población mantenerse informada a través de las cuentas oficiales. Moderator comment: Below is an unedited automated translation of the above news article. Quote Sinaproc issues warning notice for the passage of tropical wave No. 3 The announcement will run for 72 hours due to atmospheric instability, typical of the country's rainy season By Ismael Gordón Guerrel Updated 05/29/2020 19:25 <<5ec85c292a04b.jpeg>> Continuity of light to moderate downpours with heavy intervals and possible electric shock. The Office of Forecast and Meteorological Watch of Etesa foresees conditions of rains and storms within the next 72 hours over the country. The Intertropical Convergence Zone remains active, coupled with the low pressure of Colombia and the passage of Tropical Wave No. 3, which maintains its axis from eastern Cuba to northern Colombia. "The forecast indicates the entry of Tropical Wave No. 3 in the night and early hours of this Saturday, moving during the next 24 hours," reported the National Civil Protection System. The rains are expected to register from moderate to heavy in western sectors, in areas of Panama, Colón and neighboring provinces. Given this forecast, the National Emergency Operations Center (COE), issued from 3:00 pm on Friday, May 29 to 3:00 pm on Monday, June 1, Notice of Prevention (Surveillance and Monitoring) , after atmospheric instability, typical of the country's rainy season. The COE recommends light boats to take extreme security measures in maritime areas. Areas vulnerable to floods and landslides must follow the preventive measures indicated by Sinaproc, such as: Do not cross rivers or streams because the water heads are sudden and dangerous Do not cross flooded streets Slow down your vehicle if you are driving during the rains Sinaproc will carry out monitoring throughout the country and asks the population to stay informed through official accounts. https://www.laestrella.com.pa/nacional/200529/sinaproc-emite-aviso-prevencion-paso-onda-tropical-n-3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted May 31, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted May 31, 2020 Quote Nueva onda tropical causa lluvias y tormentas sobre el país en las próximas 72 horas Redacción de La Prensa 30 may 2020 - 08:03 PM Deslizamiento en el cerro San Pablo, provincia de Coclé, producto de las lluvias. CORTESÍA/Sinaproc Casi todo el día se ha registrado lluvias y tormentas en diferentes sectores de la ciudad capital y las provincias del país, como Panamá Oeste, Colón, Coclé, Los Santos y Veraguas. La oficina de Pronóstico y Meteorología de Etesa, prevé condiciones de luvias y tormentas dentro de las próximas 72 horas sobre el país, donde se mantiene activa la zona de convergencia tropical y se suma el paso de la onda tropical No.3. El pronóstico señala el ingreso, en horas de la noche de este sábado y la madrugada del domingo, de la onda tropical No.3, que mantiene su trayecto desde el oriente de Cuba hasta el norte de Colombia. En Chiguirí, Penonomé, un autobús fue arrastrado por la fuerte corriente en un río. CORTESÍA/Sinaproc Según Etesa, las lluvias -de moderadas a fuertes- se registran en sectores de Panamá, Colón y provincias aledañas. Entre los incidentes registrados este sábado está el ocurrido en Chiguirí, Penonomé, provincia de Coclé, dos ocupantes de un autobús salieron ilesos cuando el vehículo fue arrastrado por la fuerte corriente de un río, durante la lluvia. Luego de este incidente, el director del Sistema Nacional de Protección Civil (Sinaproc), Carlos Rumbo, pidió a los conductores que no transiten por vías anegadas, que representen un riesgo y tampoco crucen los ríos, ya que podrían ser arrastrados por una cabeza de agua. Mientras que también en Coclé, se dio un deslizamiento de tierra en el cerro San Pablo, a donde llegó personal del Sinaproc. Rumbo dijo que se ordenó el cierre de la vía y el Ministerio de Trabajo y la Gobernación de Coclé se encargan de la situación. No hubo personas ni viviendas afectadas, agregó. En Las Tablas, provincia de Los Santos, se inundó un área de la sala de maternidad del Hospital Joaquín Pablo Franco Sayas. En la ciudad capital se registraron anegaciones en Cerro Viento, Plaza Carolina, y un árbol cayó sobre la vía principal de Villa Cárdenas, dirección a Guna Nega, por lo que funcionarios de Sinaproc realizaron trabajos de remoción. Moderator comment: Below is an unedited automated translation of the above news article. Quote New tropical wave causes rain and storms over the country in the next 72 hours Press Writing May 30, 2020 - 08:03 PM <<WOMOFD2WVNAWDH5QGMCRZ3OXYI.jpg>> Landslide in the San Pablo hill, Coclé province, product of the rains. COURTESY / Sinaproc Almost all day rains and storms have been registered in different sectors of the capital city and the country's provinces, such as Panamá Oeste, Colón, Coclé, Los Santos and Veraguas. The Etesa Forecast and Meteorology office forecasts rain and storm conditions within the next 72 hours over the country, where the tropical convergence zone remains active and the passage of tropical wave No.3 is added. The forecast indicates the entry, in the night hours of this Saturday and early Sunday morning, of the tropical wave No.3, which continues its journey from eastern Cuba to northern Colombia. <<IQPHXZXTEZE67G7AMEO3YBNA44.jpg>> In Chiguirí, Penonomé, a bus was washed away by the strong current in a river. COURTESY / Sinaproc According to Etesa, the rains - from moderate to heavy - are registered in sectors of Panama, Colón and neighboring provinces. Among the incidents registered this Saturday is the one that occurred in Chiguirí, Penonomé, Coclé province, two occupants of a bus were unhurt when the vehicle was dragged by the strong current of a river during the rain. After this incident, the director of the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc), Carlos Rumbo, asked drivers not to travel on flooded roads, to pose a risk and not to cross rivers, since they could be dragged by a head of Water. While also in Coclé, there was a landslide on the San Pablo hill, where Sinaproc personnel arrived. Rumbo said that the closure of the road was ordered and the Ministry of Labor and the Government of Coclé are in charge of the situation. There were no people or houses affected, he added. In Las Tablas, Los Santos province, an area of the maternity ward of the Joaquín Pablo Franco Sayas Hospital was flooded. In the capital city, floods were recorded in Cerro Viento, Plaza Carolina, and a tree fell on the main road from Villa Cárdenas, direction Guna Nega, so Sinaproc officials carried out removal work. https://www.prensa.com/sociedad/nueva-onda-tropical-causa-lluvias-y-tormentas-sobre-el-pais-en-las-proximas-72-horas/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted June 1, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted June 1, 2020 Quote More storms and flooding through Wednesday Posted 31/05/2020 More heavy rains and storms like those that have caused flooding .and landslides over the weekend have been forecast through Wednesday in Panama, Panamá Oeste, Colón, Coclé, Los Santos, and Veraguas. The Etesa Forecast and Meteorology office forecasts rain and storm conditions with the passage of tropical wave No.3 , which continues its journey from eastern Cuba to northern Colombia. New tropical wave causes rain and storms over the country in the next 72 hours In Chiguirí, Penonomé, Coclé province, two occupants of a bus were unhurt when the vehicle was dragged by the strong current of a river during the rain. After this incident, the director of the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc), Carlos Rumbo, asked drivers not to travel on flooded roads, to pose a risk and not to cross rivers, as they could be dragged by a head of Water. Also in Coclé, there was a landslide on the San Pablo hill. In Las Tablas, Los Santos province, the maternity ward of the Joaquín Pablo Franco Sayas Hospital was flooded. In the capital city, floods were recorded in Cerro Viento, Plaza Carolina, and a tree fell on the main road from Villa Cárdenas, toGuna Nega. https://www.newsroompanama.com/news/more-storms-and-flooding-through-wednesday Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted June 13, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted June 13, 2020 Quote 15 rescued from rising waters in two rivers Posted 12/06/2020 A dozen volunteers delivering aid from the Panama Solidarity program were rescued by the Civil Protection System) (Sinaproc) and Fire Service personnel on Thursday, June 11 when their vehicle was trapped by a sudden head of water in the Seguidule Riverin Veraguas. All the people are stable says Sinaproc Director Carlos Rumbo. Meanwhile, three minors trapped by rising waters on an islet in the Chiriqui Viejo river in Paso Coroa Arriba were saved by Sinaproc https://www.newsroompanama.com/news/15-rescued-from-rising-waters-in-two-rivers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted June 13, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted June 13, 2020 Quote Se prevé la incursión de una nueva onda tropical en Panamá dentro de próximas 48 horas Se prevé la incursión de una nueva onda tropical en Panamá dentro de próximas 48 horas. Foto/Sinaproc Por Redacción de TVN Noticias 13/06/2020 - 2:04 PM En las próximas 48 horas se prevé la incursión de una onda tropical sobre el territorio nacional, informó Carlos Rumbo, director del Sistema Nacional de Protección Civil (Sinaproc). La onda se mantiene sobre Venezuela, ocasionando convección leve y avanza a velocidades entre 10 y 20 nudos. En las próximas 48 horas se prevé la incursión de una onda tropical sobre el territorio nacional, está se mantiene sobre Venezuela, ocasionando convección leve y avanza a velocidades entre 10 y 20 nudos. Ante estas condiciones mantenemos activa toda nuestra #FuerzaNaranja pic.twitter.com/sELI99uu7R — Carlos A. Rumbo Pérez (@CarlosRumbo11) June 13, 2020 Moderator comment: Below is an unedited automated translation of the above news article (less the Tweet). Quote The incursion of a new tropical wave in Panama is expected within the next 48 hours <<incursion-tropical-Panama-proximas-FotoSinaproc_16244669.jpg>> The incursion of a new tropical wave in Panama is expected within the next 48 hours. Photo / Sinaproc By Editorial Staff of TVN News 06/13/2020 - 2:04 PM In the next 48 hours, a tropical wave is expected to incur in the national territory, reported Carlos Rumbo, director of the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc). The wave stays on Venezuela, causing slight convection and advances at speeds between 10 and 20 knots. https://www.tvn-2.com/nacionales/incursion-tropical-Panama-dentro-proximas_0_5601189858.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Moderator_02 Posted June 14, 2020 Author Moderators Share Posted June 14, 2020 Quote Tropical wave heading to Panama Posted 13/06/2020 A new tropical wave is expected to hit Panama in the bext 48 hours , reports Carlos Rumbohead of the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) . The wave is on Venezuela, and is advancing at speeda between 10 and 20 knots https://www.newsroompanama.com/news/tropical-wave-heading-to-panama Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Bondoux Posted June 14, 2020 Share Posted June 14, 2020 Yes, and there are another three tropical waves marching in sequence behind this one. They are about 3 days' apart, depending on their speed across the Atlantic and the Caribbean. The three weather charts posted below are 24-hour, 48-hour, and 72-hour looks ahead. They show the expected progression of the tropical waves. The major wind/precipitation occurs with and behind the wave, so it looks like Monday and Tuesday will be quite wet in Western Panama. Tropical Waves.pdf 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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