Yellow weather alert for rain and storms extended in the Valencian Community

As reported by 112 CV in a meteorological bulletin shared through their social networks today, it explained that since the potential danger is low, yellow-level weather alerts do not activate the pre-emergency.

However, the assets and the vulnerable population in areas exposed to adverse meteorological phenomena may suffer some impacts.

This was highlighted in a four-hour period this Saturday when large accumulations of rainfall were registered. According to data provided by AVAMET, the Valencian Meteorological Association, these included 12.1 litres/m² and 6.8 litres/m² in Pedreguer, 11.4 litres/m² in Finestrat, and 9.8 litres/m² in Denia.

Other notable amounts were 8.4 litres/m² in Pilar de la Horadada, 7.7 litres/m² is Aspe, 7.4 litres/m² in Elche, 7.0 litres/m² in Alicante, 6.6 litres/m² in Crevillent, 5.6 litres/m² in Sella, and 5.6 litres/m² Villalonga.

(13.41 h) Seguiment episodi pluges i tempestes:

????️Registres precipitacions (ult 4 h.):
????Pedreguer 12,1
????Finestrat 11,4
????Dénia 9,8
????Pilar de la Horadada 8,4
????Aspe 7,7
????Elx 7,4
????Alacant 7,0
????Pedreguer 6,8
????Crevillent 6,6
????Sella 5,6
????Villalonga 5,6
(Font : @avamet )

— Emergències 112CV (@GVA112) June 3, 2023

AEMET, the State Meteorological Agency has also activated the yellow warning for storms in the interior of the Valencian Community for Sunday.

04/06 00:06 #AEMET actualiza #FMA en C. Valenciana. Activos HOY y MAÑANA. Nivel máx amarillo. Imagen del mapa de avisos en vigor a las 00:06 . Para ver una tabla de avisos actualizada haga CLIC EN LA IMAGEN o visite https://t.co/8qVmJoUFoM https://t.co/AlQkxj5BCk

— AEMET_C. Valenciana (@AEMET_CValencia) June 3, 2023

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