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Water was once again the protagonist during the afternoon of this Friday due to the heavy downpours that fell in much of Bogota
From 4:00 in the afternoon, several rains were felt that forced the residents of the capital to take shelter in their homes and that made several vehicles were trapped by the puddles.
In the pictures disseminated on social networks you can see that the water ran through the platforms and streets, causing the cars to stop. Likewise, some sewers overflowed due to the flow.
In the center of the capital videos were recorded that showed the power of the storm. The sky was covered by clouds and the sound of the rain was deafening.
In fact, traffic has been affected from falling trees in various parts of the city, where firefighters have had to go to control emergencies.
Images of the rains in Bogotá:
Downpour! pic.twitter.com/8l8LGpMREl
– Edgar Delgado (@ Edelgado1132) November 27, 2020
Guess which piece 🚧 it failed again because of the rain. The risk involved is worrying and the solution is still a cloth of warm water.@maferojas @AlcaldiaSantaFe @ engineer0013 pic.twitter.com/9dJwbr3lwt
– 🏳️🌈 David Alonzo (@DavidAlonzoC) November 27, 2020
Downpour pic.twitter.com/zmZzbJ3GlH
– Magricio (@ magris_MW2) November 27, 2020
I love seeing rain on a window.
Bogotá, 4:21 pm. pic.twitter.com/EdD8HJ12tf– Camilo Arias (@ParanoidCamilo) November 27, 2020
Water, everywhere, in Bogotá
The Mobility secretary noted that this Friday it rained in the following locations:
- Usaquen
- United Neighborhoods
- Chapinero
- Kennedy
- The Martyrs
- Aranda Bridge
- Rafael Uribe Uribe
- Teusaquillo
The entity asked drivers to be cautious when driving to avoid accidents.
The rain map of Bogotá, this Friday:
#IDIGERAlerta Our Bogotá Alert System (SAB) registers rains throughout the capital. Keep alert! Avoid running and generating crowds by escaping from the rain 🌧 #Rainy season pic.twitter.com/nX9kXagMe6
– IDIGER (@IDIGER) November 27, 2020
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