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Province of Limón was flooded

November 28, 2019 by Staff News Writer

Heavy rains in recent hours caused flooding in various parts of the province of Limón. As shown in videos and photographs, the sewers collapsed due to the amount of water, thus affecting streets, shops and houses.

Downtown neighborhoods such as Colina, Envaco, Pueblo Nuevo and Limoncito were affected, as well as some areas of Siquirres and Pococí.

The National Emergency Commission (CNE) declared a green alert for the Caribbean and North Zone regions of the country due to an increase in rainfall and winds. In a statement, they indicated that an increase in atmospheric pressure on the Caribbean Sea leads to accelerated isolated winds in the country as well as greater humidity and instability in these regions.

According to the National Meteorological Institute (IMN) the passage of a tropical wave combined with a cold front will generate rains during the day and in much of the national territory. Rainy conditions will be concentrated in the Caribbean and the Northern Zone, but will generate cloudy and cool conditions in the Central Valley and the Guanacaste mountain ranges.

crhoy.com

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  5. Cold front leaves the country after wreaking havoc in Limón
  6. Limón is the province with the highest number of rain-related emergencies

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