Cyclone Yaku LIVE: Huaicos in Chosica and the north of the country activate ravines and rivers on the verge of overflowing

Former seat of the Superior Court of Justice of Chiclayo headquarters before the fury of nature.

Tonight a strong storm is falling on Chiclayo and aroused the alert of all the inhabitants of this northern province.

Heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms broke out last night in the north of the country. Weatherman Abraham Levy said the north coast will experience further torrential rains.

For this Monday March 13, senamhi foresee in choice maximum temperature of 25°C and minimum of 16°C. “Partially cloudy sky in the morning then cloudy sky then overcast sky in the afternoon with moderate rain”

Meanwhile in the neighborhoods of Lima East, this Monday 13 there will be a maximum of 30°C with a minimum of 21°C. “Partly cloudy to scattered clouds in the morning, overcast in the afternoon, rain.”

The Chosica ravines were activated due to heavy rains in this eastern district of Lima. In various areas, landslides were recorded alerting neighbors, who came out with sticks to divert the mud from entering their homes.

Falling huaicos block part of central highway, stopping vehicular traffic. Some are traveling very cautiously, but neighbors fear the ravines this morning will cause more emergencies in the area.

Today’s rains have activated the Chancay River, which has increased its flow and is close to the red threshold.

The drizzle of this Sunday, March 12, caused the Rímac River to increase its flow and approach the red threshold.

The Huaura, Chillón and Rímac rivers reported an orange and near red threshold due to heavy rains in the middle and upper basin of the central highlands.

The Letrayoc station records an increase of 234.27 m3/s in the flow of the Pisco River and recommends that the population move away from its banks.