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The District woke up this Thursday on alert to respond to emergencies that arise in the city due to the rains. The Deputy Director of Attention to Emergencies and Disasters of the District Institute for Risk Management and Climate Change, Andrés Fierro, reported that today heavy rainfall could occur in Bogotá, especially in the Usaquén sector, between races 7 and 9, on the street 170 to the north generating flooding in the hillside area.
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“At this time it is a normal situation, in this area, because it is a hillside, the risk of water increases, which generates dragging of materials such as stonesAdditionally, there are puddles due to the second rainy season of the year, which ends in mid-December ”, said the expert.
For today, November 5, according to Ideam, there will be light rains during the morning and intermittent in different areas of the city. In the afternoon there will be rains of varying intensity, the strongest of which would fall on the north and south of the capital. These will have the possibility of electrical activity.
On the other hand, at night, rains are estimated in a large part of the city, the strongest in the south and northeast. The expected maximum temperature is 20 degrees Celsius.
The Codito sector in Usaquén has been one of the most affected by the rains.
Find out here about the points affected by the rains:
Citizens woke up with rains in various sectors of Bogotá.
6. 58 a. M.
According to the Bogotá @IDIGER alert system, it rains in the towns of:
Usaquen
Go up
Lure
Fontibon
United Neighborhoods
Teusaquillo
Chapinero
Remember that rain can reduce visibility and wet surfaces affect braking ability. Drive with caution.
6:25 am
The administration has identified the following points where heavy rains have occurred in the city:
1. Calle 185 – Canal Torca.
2. Calle 100 with Carrera Séptima.
3. Calle 94 interchange.
4. Calera – San Luis.
5. Calle 61 with Av. Circunvalar.
6. National Park – Carabineros.
7. La Peña.
8. Calle 61 with Av. Circunvalar.
9. Usme Portal.
10. Portal Suba.
11. Heroes.
12. Calle 75 with Carrera 30.
13. Calle 170 with Carrera 7.
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