Cyclone Yaku: Los Olivos, La Molina, Ventanilla and 19 other districts have been declared in emergency situation in Lima and Callao

He Cyclone Yakuwhich has been developing in front of the Peruvian sea since last March 4, influences the intense rains that have been recorded in the North Coast of the country and in the heat wave of Metropolitan of Lima.

He National Meteorology and Hydrology Service (Senamhi) warned that between March 12 and 16, in addition to high temperatures of around 31°C, there is a high probability of moderate to heavy rains in Lima and Callao. Already on Friday, March 10, there was an unusual drizzle in the afternoon.

In this sense, the executive declared the state of emergency in 335 districts of Áncash, Apurímac, Arequipa, Ayacucho, Cusco, Huancavelica, Huánuco, Ica, Junín, Lima, Callao, Moquegua, Puno and Tacna, for a period of 60 days, given the imminent danger of heavy precipitation.

In Metropolitan Lima Here are the emergency areas:

– Chorrillos

– Cieneguilla

– The Augustinian

– Independence

– La Molina

– Victory

-Lima

– Olive trees

-Lurigancho

– Lurin

– Pachacamac

– Stone bridge

– Rimac

– San Juan de Lurigancho

– San Juan de Miraflores

– Saint Anita

-Villa El Salvador

– Villa Maria del Triunfo

In the callao Here are the emergency areas:

– Shut up

-Carmen de la Legua-Reynoso

– My Peru

– Window

With this measure, the regional and local authorities, in coordination with the executive sectors “will carry out the exceptional measures and actions, immediate and necessary reduction of the existing Very High Risk, as well as the corresponding response and rehabilitation”.

East of Lima: Partly cloudy to partly cloudy skies are expected in the early hours of the day. Overcast skies and rain are expected in the afternoon. Maximum temperature of 31°C and minimum of 21°C.

Lima West: Cloudy to partly cloudy skies are expected in the early hours of the day. Overcast skies and rain are expected in the afternoon. Maximum temperature of 28°C and minimum of 22°C.

Thing: Expect partly cloudy skies in the morning and cloudy skies and moderate rain in the afternoon. Maximum temperature of 27°C and minimum of 16°C.

Due to the rains recorded in the past few hours, the flow of the rivers has increased, reaching the orange and red threshold, and putting at risk for surrounding populated centers given the high probability of overflows and flooding.

Chillon River: At the Puente Magdalena hydrological station, in Santa Rosa de Quives, it recorded a flow of 47.22 m3/s, reaching the orange threshold. The populated centers of El Olivar, Trapiche Bajo, Paypay, Alcacoto and Hornillos are in potentially affected areas.

At the hydrological station of Obrajillo, in San Buenaventura, it recorded a flow of 25.4 m3/s, reaching the orange threshold. The populated center of Obrajillo is located in the potentially affected area.

Huaura River: At the hydrological station of Sayán, in Sayán, he recorded a flow of 119.17 m3/s, located at the red threshold. The populated centers of La Cruz de Andahuasi, Andahuasi, Eniminga Chico, Venturosa, San Juan, Eniminga Grande and Candelaria are within the potentially affected areas.

Chancay River: At the hydrological station of Santo Domingo, in Huaral, it recorded a flow of 136.53 m3/s, reaching the orange threshold. The towns of Quiuquin Grande, Quiuquin Chico, Lindero, Pueblo Libre and Panchala Huaca are in potentially affected areas.

Rimac River: At the hydrological station of Chosica, in Lurigancho, it recorded a flow of 98.72 m3/s, being located in the orange sill. Chosica, Mariscal Castilla, Nicolás de Piérola, Yanacota, Los Ángeles and Chaclacayo are in the potentially affected areas.