The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH) has predicted heavy cloud cover with rain or showers, lightning strikes and gusty winds for this Wednesday.
According to the report published in the account on the social network of Name Areas of Zulia, Andes, Western and Central Plains, Central West, Amazonas, Bolivar and Essequibo will receive rain or showers.
Similarly, stratified cloud cover with scattered rain or drizzle is expected towards the North Coastal Centre.
For Greater Caracas, fragmented clouds are expected during a large part of the period; Scattered rain or drizzle, especially over the mountains and coasts to the east of the unit.
Meteorological conditions cause rain
Inameh reports that these meteorological conditions originate from the line of atmospheric instability in the lower layers of the troposphere that occurs in the center of the country. This line, when it interacts with the Intertropical Convergence Zone, causes abundant cloud cover with rain or showers.
These meteorological conditions are reinforced by different wind patterns at altitude, which favor the rise of warm and moist air masses from the surface.
Similarly, in his report, Inamah reported a tropical wave leaving the coast of Africa at 20° west.
Cumulative Rainfall, Temperature and Rise
The agency reports that between 5-35 l/m² of accumulated rainfall and a maximum of 55 l/m² are expected over Zulia, Falcón, Lara, Bolívar and Essequibo.
As for the temperature, it was recorded 8 °C in the early hours of the morning in the hilly areas of Mérida; While the high temperature after noon is close to 39 °C in the east of Guarico, Anzotegui and Monagas.
These high temperatures lead to a high risk of wildfire spreading across 36% of the country; Especially in southern Apure and Aragua, Guarico, Anzotegui, Monagas, Delta Amacuro and northern Bolivar.
Similarly, Inam has confirmed that the haze continues to appear at moderate concentrations.
With regard to waves, the report emphasized that a strong swell is expected in the Orinoco Delta with waves up to 1.5 meters high; While insular region, Gulf of Venezuela, west, central and east coasts are likely to see waves up to 1.0 m high.
