According to the report of the Lord of the Climate, Luis Alberto Alpire, the intense heat that is felt in Santa Cruz has the minutes counted. Moreover, rains between moderate and intense are expected at the departmental level, in addition to mostly cloudy skies; Even, in some areas, the entry of a slight ‘Sortcito’.
“Today Thursday begins to rain in the mountains and winds of South will be recorded. In the case of the Cruz Cruz and the provinces of the Integrated North, moderate rain is expected, although the slight south just enters Friday, between the afternoon and night “Alpire explained.
As for temperatures, it is expected that on Friday, January 7, the minimum temperature is 22 ° C and the maximum of 31 ° C. On Saturday, the thermometer is expected to mark between 22 ° C and 30 ° C, while on Sunday the minimum temperature is expected to be 22 ° C and the maximum of 31 ° C. With rains every day and skies partially cloudy, moderate winds from the south.
Cruceños valleys
In this region, rains are expected, with southern winds from this Thursday and they are expected to replicate until Sunday. “The temperatures will go from 10 ° C to 27 ° C, with mostly cloudy skies, moderate winds from the south and rains between moderate to strong.”
Cordillera
The minimum temperature will be 17 ° C and the maximum of 32 ° C until Sunday. Raots are also planned, with southern winds since Thursday in most municipalities in the province. Mostly cloudy skies, moderate winds and rains between moderate to strong.
Chiquitania
The minimum temperature will be 22 ° C and the maximum of 34 ° C, partially cloudy skies are foreseen, moderate winds from the south, but will just enter on Saturday. In addition to rains between weak to moderate.
Attention to the rivers
According to Alpir, there is rain forecast in Chuquisaca, which means that the waters fall both the Rio Grande and the Parapetí and this could be translated into a significant flood.
Given this situation, Alpir asks populations such as Charagua, taking their forecasts, because they can be affected by the Parapetí river. While on the east side of Santa Cruz, to the localities such as Montero Hoyos, Pailón or Pailas, Cuatro Cañadas and San Julián, for the Río Grande.
However, he clarified that “you have to be attentive to the SEARPI alerts, because this has hydrological stations at various points (which means they are more precise).”
