The INEA took as a forecast before the passage of the Bret storm near the national territory to suspend the departure of small boats. They estimate that by Sunday the storm will pass through Los Monjes
The National Institute of Aquatic Spaces (INEA) issued a statement on the night of Wednesday, June 21, in which it prohibited the departure of small passenger, fishing, recreational and sports vessels in the eastern, central and western regions of the country due to the passage from storm Bret. This provision enters into force from this Thursday, June 22 “until further notice”.
For deep-draft ones, he suggested taking precautions against possible adverse conditions that may exist in the sea due to the passage of this natural phenomenon.
In the text, posted on your account Twitterthe INEA explained that Bret will be in the Caribbean Sea approximately on Friday -specifically on the Isla de Aves- and covering the eastern and western coastal zone of the country.
It is expected that by Sunday, the storm will pass through the Los Monjes Archipelago with sustained winds of 95 kilometers per hour and generating waves of between 2.4 and 3.6 meters in height in the northern quadrant; while in the south waves of 1.8 to three meters high are estimated,
#Release#21Jun The National Institute of Aquatic Spaces in relation to the displacement of the tropical storm “BRET” over the Caribbean Sea area, informs the prohibition of departures for small vessels and alerts larger ships to take forecasts pic.twitter.com/UUAblsIz51
—INEA (@inea_venezuela) June 22, 2023
The Ministry of the Interior and Justice reported earlier that the operation of the National Risk Management System remains deployed and active to attend to “any eventuality” related to the passage, between Thursday and Friday, of storm Bret through the Caribbean country .3
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The storm “will pass through the north of Venezuela between Thursday and Friday,” and “could cause showers with electrical activity and gusts of wind,” the ministry explained, citing statements offered this Wednesday by the president of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inameh ), José Pereira, to the state channel Venezolana de Televisión (VTV).
In an interview granted to Circuit HitsPereira believes that the energy of tropical wave 10 could have been capitalized by storm Bret in the Caribbean Sea, since the expected rains have not occurred.
«Last night Bret picked up intensity reaching the category of hurricane. This will pass through our Isla de Aves, you have to take the forecasts », he narrowed the morning of Wednesday, June 21.
He stressed that it will not pass through Venezuela, but it will cause significant waves and rains that could begin during the night of that day.
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