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Heavy Rains and Strong Winds Cause Traffic Disruptions, Train Delays, and Flight Cancellations Across Galicia, Madrid, and Spain

Borrasca Herminia: Alertas Rojas, Cancelaciones de Vuelos y Advertencias en Carreteras

el paso de la borrasca ‍Herminia continúa dejando ‍su huella en España, con alertas‌ rojas activadas en‌ varias regiones, incidencias en el transporte y fuertes vientos que han obligado a tomar ​medidas de precaución.Desde Madrid hasta Galicia,las consecuencias de este fenómeno meteorológico se hacen⁤ sentir con intensidad.

Alertas Rojas y Efectos en Galicia

Galicia es una de las comunidades más afectadas por la ​ borrasca herminia, con alertas rojas activadas debido a vientos que superan los 100 km/h ​y olas de hasta 10 metros.La Agencia‍ Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET) ha advertido sobre⁣ los riesgos en la región, especialmente⁢ en zonas costeras, ⁣donde las condiciones son extremas.

Cancelaciones de Vuelos y Problemas en Aeropuertos

Los aeropuertos gallegos no han escapado a los efectos de Herminia. Los vuelos ‍de primera hora con destino​ a Madrid desde los aeropuertos de Vigo y⁤ Coruña han sido cancelados ​debido ​al⁤ mal tiempo. Según informó Aena, los vuelos ‌de‌ las 6:30 ‌horas desde Peinador y Alvedro fueron ‍suspendidos, al igual que las conexiones de llegada desde madrid la ⁤noche anterior.Además, en Vigo, el vuelo ⁢programado para​ las 8:40 horas ⁢también fue cancelado.

Incidencias en Castilla-La ⁤Mancha

En castilla-La Mancha,⁢ la borrasca Herminia ​ha dejado sus primeras incidencias, aunque afortunadamente sin ‍heridos. Las fuertes rachas⁢ de viento y las‍ lluvias han provocado la caída de ramas de árboles en las vías. La AEMET​ ha emitido avisos de nivel⁣ naranja para la provincia de Albacete, donde se esperan rachas de hasta ‍90 ⁢km/h, y alertas amarillas para Ciudad Real ​y Cuenca.

Advertencias de la DGT

La Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) ha pedido precaución a ‌los conductores debido a las‍ alertas por⁤ viento, lluvia y nieve. “La DGT recuerda las alertas por viento, lluvia y nieve⁢ y pide a los conductores que sean prudentes ⁣y se informen antes de coger⁢ el​ coche”, señaló la institución.

Resumen de Impactos

A continuación, un resumen ⁢de los ‌principales efectos de la borrasca⁣ herminia:

| Región ‍ | Impacto ⁢ ⁣ ‌ ‌ | Nivel ⁣de Alerta |
|———————–|—————————————————————————–|———————| ‍
| Galicia ​ | Vientos superiores a 100‍ km/h, ‍olas de 10 metros ‍ ‍ | ​Roja |
| ⁢Castilla-La Mancha | Caída⁢ de ramas, rachas ‍de viento de hasta ⁤90 km/h ​ ⁢ ⁢ ‍ ⁣ | Naranja/Amarilla |
|⁣ Aeropuertos Gallegos | Cancelación de vuelos‌ a Madrid ⁣ ‍ ⁢ ​ ​ ⁢ ⁢ ​ ​ | – ‍ ⁣ ⁢ | ​

Consejos de Seguridad

Ante⁢ la persistencia de la borrasca Herminia, se recomienda:

  • Evitar desplazamientos innecesarios.
  • Revisar el estado de las⁢ carreteras antes de viajar.
  • Mantenerse informado a través de fuentes oficiales como‌ la ​AEMET y la DGT.

El temporal sigue activo,y las autoridades insisten⁣ en la⁤ importancia de extremar las precauciones para evitar riesgos.n# Recomendaciones y⁢ Alertas ante el ‌Temporal en españa

Ante la previsión de⁢ fenómenos costeros y fuertes⁣ vientos‌ en casi toda España, las autoridades han emitido ⁤una serie de recomendaciones para garantizar ​la seguridad de la población. El​ 112 ha pedido ⁣ prudencia ⁤y ha instado a los ciudadanos a no acercarse ⁢a playas, ​ espigones y zonas de la línea de ⁣costa. Además, se recomienda no estacionar vehículos en las zonas cercanas a la costa debido al⁤ fuerte oleaje.las autoridades‌ insisten en que⁤ se respeten los cordones de seguridad ‍y vallados.

En cuanto ⁤a las fuertes rachas de viento, se aconseja cerrar y asegurar puertas, ventanas ⁣ o toldos; retirar macetas ⁢y todos aquellos objetos exteriores ⁢que puedan caer a la ‍vía pública y provocar un accidente; ⁤evitar zonas boscosas; alejarse de cornisas, muros o árboles que puedan desprenderse; ‌evitar pasar por edificaciones en construcción o en mal estado, y ​extremar las precauciones ‌en los desplazamientos por ​carretera, fundamentalmente en viaductos y salida de túneles.

Aviso Rojo en el Río Cea

La Confederación Hidrográfica del Duero (CHD) ⁣ha ‍activado el nivel rojo en el río Cea ‍ a su ⁣paso por la localidad leonesa de Villaverde de Arcayos, debido a un caudal de 94,9 metros‌ cúbicos por segundo. Además,en la provincia de León,los avisos⁤ amarillos afectan al río ‌Bernesga a su paso por la capital,tras alcanzar los 92,7 metros ⁢cúbicos,y ‍en Alija‌ de la Ribera,donde ⁤acumula 168,4 metros cúbicos y una altura de casi dos metros. También se han emitido avisos para el río Omaña, en Las Omañas, y el Porma en Secos.

Cancelaciones ‌y Desvíos en aeropuertos

según informaciones publicadas por Aena, en las últimas horas se han registrado 54 cancelaciones y ‍ 28 desvíos ⁢en aeropuertos, principalmente en Galicia, ⁣ Asturias, Cantabria y País ⁢Vasco, debido⁤ a los efectos del⁤ temporal ⁤ Herminia. Estas alteraciones se extenderán hasta la tarde-noche del domingo.

Tabla Resumen de Alertas y Recomendaciones

| Alerta ⁢ ⁢ | Zona Afectada ⁢ ‌ ‌ ⁢ | Recomendaciones ‍ ⁤ ‌ ⁢ ⁣ ⁣ ⁤ ‍‍ |
|————————–|—————————|————————————————————————————|
| Nivel Rojo ​⁤ |‌ Río Cea (Villaverde de⁢ Arcayos) | Evitar acercarse⁤ al ⁤río y zonas inundables. ‍ ‍ ⁣ ⁣ |
| Aviso Amarillo | Río Bernesga⁢ (León) ​ | Extremar precauciones en zonas cercanas al ⁣río. ‍ ​ ​ ⁤ ‌ ⁣ ⁤ ‌ ‍ |
| Cancelaciones ​ ⁢ ‌ | Aeropuertos del Norte | Consultar estado de vuelos antes de desplazarse al aeropuerto. ⁢ ⁢ ⁣ ⁣ |
| Fuertes Vientos ​ | Toda España ⁢ | Asegurar ​puertas y ⁤ventanas, retirar objetos exteriores, evitar zonas boscosas. ⁢ ⁣ |

Conclusión

ante las condiciones meteorológicas adversas, es fundamental seguir las recomendaciones de las autoridades y mantenerse informado a través de fuentes oficiales. La ‌seguridad de todos depende de la ⁢ prudencia y el cumplimiento de las medidas​ de prevención.

Herminia Disrupts Traffic in Madrid Amid Heavy ⁢rains and Strong Winds

The storm Herminia has caused meaningful disruptions in Madrid’s traffic ⁢during the morning rush hour,‍ with heavy rains and strong winds affecting major highways. Two accidents were reported‌ on the A-2 ⁢near Torrejón de Ardoz and on the A-5 in Alcorcón, further ​complicating the already congested‍ roads.

By 9:30 a.m., slow-moving ⁤traffic was observed on the M-40 beltway, with several points experiencing delays. Similar issues were ​reported on the A-6 between​ kilometers ⁣7 and 10, the A-5 near Ventorro del⁢ Cano, and​ the A-1 between kilometers 29 and 34. The‌ A-3 also saw slow traffic due ‌to ⁤rain and wind, notably near Cañada Real, while ​the A-2 and A-4 faced delays in both⁤ directions.

Key Traffic Disruptions in Madrid

| Highway | Affected Area ‌ | Cause |
|————-|——————-|———–|
| A-2 ​ | Torrejón de Ardoz | Accident |
| A-5 ​ | Alcorcón ​ ⁢ | Accident |
| M-40 ⁣ | Multiple points | ⁤Congestion|
| ⁣A-6 ‌ ⁣ ⁤| Km 7-10 ⁤ | Congestion|
| A-1 ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ | Km 29-34 ⁤ ⁣ | Congestion|
| A-3 ⁤ ​ | Cañada Real ⁤ | Rain/Wind |

Extreme Weather Warnings in Cáceres

Meanwhile, the Junta de Extremadura has activated the emergency phase of the Special Civil Protection Plan for Flood Risk (Inuncaex) for the ‍province of ⁢ Cáceres. The alert,issued between midnight and‍ 6 a.m., ⁤anticipates‍ potential flooding due to heavy rainfall. Authorities have advised residents to avoid unnecessary travel‍ during ​this period to minimize risks.

Baleares Braces for Strong Winds and Rough Seas

In the Balearic Islands, ⁤the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued yellow warnings for strong winds and rough seas. The adverse weather conditions are expected to persist throughout the day,affecting maritime activities and coastal areas.

Stay Informed and Safe

As Herminia ⁢ continues to impact various regions, it’s crucial to ‍stay updated on weather alerts and traffic ​conditions.⁤ Avoid unnecessary travel, especially in⁣ affected areas, and follow local authorities’ recommendations to ensure​ safety.

For real-time updates on ​traffic and​ weather, visit ⁣the official ‌Aemet website and the Dirección general de Tráfico (DGT).Cancelations ⁤and Delays in Ferry Services Due to Storm Herminia

The ‌passage of Storm Herminia across ‍southern Spain has caused significant disruptions to maritime operations, particularly in the ports⁢ of Tarifa and Algeciras. ⁣According to reports from Europa Press,three ferries operated by Africa Morocco ‍Link scheduled to depart from Tarifa to Tánger on Monday have been canceled. The affected departures were set for 10:00, 14:00, and 20:00 hours. Additionally, two ferries operated by FRS Iberia S.L., scheduled for 17:00⁣ and 21:00, remain pending confirmation.

In Algeciras, the storm has already ⁤caused delays in‍ the morning departure of a ferry to Tánger Med, and the⁢ 09:00 service operated by ​FRS Iberia S.L.⁢ has been canceled. However, other​ routes, including those to Ceuta and Tánger Med, continue to operate without ‌disruptions for the remainder of the day.

Impact on the Balearic⁤ Islands⁣

The storm’s effects​ are also being felt in the Balearic Islands, where ‍strong winds and rough⁤ seas have prompted weather warnings. the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued alerts for‌ Ibiza and‌ Formentera (Pitiusas) ⁢due to coastal phenomena, with waves reaching three to four meters. Similar warnings are in place for Mallorca ‍and Menorca, where wind gusts coudl‍ reach up to 70 kilometers ⁣per hour. thes alerts are expected to remain active throughout Monday and into ‍the early hours ​of‌ Tuesday.⁢

Galicia Bears the Brunt ‍

Meanwhile, Galicia has been ⁣hit‍ hardest⁣ by Storm Herminia,‍ with over 1,200 incidents reported‌ between Sunday and early Monday. The region experienced more than 600 incidents overnight alone, as the storm brought heavy rains, strong winds, and widespread disruptions.

Summary of Key Disruptions

| Location ⁤ ⁣| Impact ‌ ⁢ ‍ ‌ ‍ ‍​ ‌ ⁤ ⁣ ‌ ⁤ | Status ⁢ ‍ ‌ |
|———————|—————————————————————————|——————————–|‌
| ‌Tarifa | Three Africa Morocco Link‍ ferries canceled; ‍two ⁤FRS ‌Iberia S.L. pending | Canceled/Pending Confirmation |
| Algeciras ⁣ ‌ | Morning ferry ⁢delayed; 09:00 ⁣service canceled ⁣ ⁣ ⁤ ⁣ ‌ |⁣ Delayed/Canceled | ⁤
| Balearic Islands ⁣ | Coastal warnings for waves up to 4‌ meters; wind gusts ‍up to 70 km/h | Active Alerts | ⁢
| Galicia ⁣ | Over 1,200‌ incidents reported ⁢ ‌ ‌ | Ongoing ‌ ‌ ⁢ |

Looking Ahead

As Storm Herminia continues to move across the region,travelers are advised to check with port authorities and ferry operators for updates on schedules and potential disruptions. The storm’s impact ⁣underscores the importance‌ of staying informed during severe weather events.

For‍ real-time updates on ferry services,‍ visit the Autoridad Portuaria⁢ de la Bahía de Algeciras website. Stay safe ​and plan accordingly as ‍the storm progresses.Two Injured as Kitchen Roof ‌Collapses in Pontevedra‌ Due to Storm herminia

Two individuals were injured in Lalín, Pontevedra, after part of their kitchen roof collapsed under the​ weight⁢ of a chimney toppled by the strong winds associated‌ with Storm Herminia.The incident occured late Sunday afternoon⁣ in the parish of Donramiro, according to emergency sources.

The victims, a 47-year-old man, D.M.O., and a 39-year-old woman, Y.A.R.A., sustained injuries when the roof‍ gave way. Urxencias Sanitarias-061 dispatched a ​basic life support ambulance and personnel from the ‌ PAC of Lalín to the​ scene.Both ​individuals were subsequently transported to⁣ the Hospital Clínico de Santiago. Municipal sources confirmed that⁣ their lives are not in⁢ danger.

Local ⁢authorities arrived at ​the single-story home to stabilize and secure ⁣the structure while awaiting⁤ a technical assessment ‌to determine the extent of the damage.

Storm Herminia’s Impact Across Galicia

Storm Herminia has left a trail of ​destruction across Galicia, with 112 Galicia reporting over ‍600 incidents related to fallen branches and trees ⁣on roads. ⁤Emergency⁤ teams ⁣intervened 149 times to mitigate risks, while 45 landslides ⁢and 95 incidents involving cables on roads were recorded.

The province⁤ of coruña was​ the hardest ​hit, with 493 incidents, followed by Pontevedra (476), Lugo (178), and Ourense (77). ‍Municipalities such as Santiago de Compostela and Coruña reported 42 and ‍25 incidents respectively, while Vigo and Pontevedra faced 86 and 30 incidents. In Lugo, Burela and Mondoñedo each recorded 15 incidents, and O Barco​ de Valdeorras reported 4.

Herminia’s ‍Forecast‍ for Asturias

The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) warns that the most severe effects of Storm Herminia will hit Asturias on Monday, bringing snow ⁢at elevations ⁣above 800 meters‌ and very strong winds. ‍

Key Incidents​ Summary

| Province ‌ ⁢ ‍ ​ |⁤ Incidents | Most Affected Municipalities |
|———————|—————|———————————-|
| Coruña ⁢ ​| 493 ‌ | Santiago de compostela ⁣(42), Coruña (25) |
| Pontevedra ‍ ⁣ | 476 ⁤ | Vigo (86), Pontevedra‌ (30) ‌ |
| Lugo ⁣ ⁢ | 178 | Burela (15), Mondoñedo (15)⁣ ​ ⁣ |
| Ourense | 77‌ ⁢ | O‌ Barco de Valdeorras (4) ⁢ | ‌

As Storm Herminia continues to batter the region, authorities urge residents to remain ⁣cautious and report any⁢ emergencies ​promptly.

Stay updated on the latest weather alerts and ‍safety measures by visiting the state Meteorological⁢ Agency.los ⁤ríos de la comunidad se encuentran al límite de su caudal, ⁢con crecidas en algunos tramos, como el río ‌Resoba, en la provincia de Palencia, que ha llegado a alcanzar los 2,5 metros de altura, y el río Rivera, en la provincia⁣ de Zamora, que ha⁤ llegado a los 2,3 metros. La Confederación Hidrográfica⁢ del Duero ha⁢ emitido un⁤ aviso rojo​ por ‍crecidas en el río Resoba y un aviso naranja en el río Rivera.

09:45

Fuertes rachas de viento‌ en Castilla y León y ríos al límite de su caudal

El paso de la borrasca Herminia ​ ⁢ ‍ ‌ ‌ ⁢ ⁢ ⁤ ⁣ ⁣
se⁢ dejó notar ayer en Castilla y León,
fundamentalmente en la zona oeste por las rachas de fuertes vientos, de más de 80 kilómetros por hora. La provincia de Zamora fue ⁤una de las más afectadas.En la capital, el fenómeno provocó numerosos desprendimientos de cascotes y caída de árboles y objetos a la vía pública en varias‌ zonas de la ciudad,​ concretamente, en Cabañales, ⁤la plaza de‍ Argentina, Santa Eulalia, Reyes Católicos, Víctos ‍Gallego ⁢y la gasolinera de Repsol de la carretera N-122.

Como ‌consecuencia de la borrasca, rnrnlos ríos de la ‍comunidad se encuentran al ‍límite de su⁣ caudal, con ‍crecidas en algunos ⁢tramos, como​ el río Resoba, en la provincia ⁣de Palencia, que ha llegado a alcanzar los 2,5 metros de altura, y el río ⁢Rivera, en⁢ la provincia de Zamora,⁣ que ha llegado a los 2,3 metros.‌ La Confederación Hidrográfica ‌del Duero ha emitido un aviso⁢ rojo por crecidas en el río Resoba ⁤y un aviso naranja en el río Rivera.

09:45

Fuertes rachas de viento en Castilla y León y ríos al límite de su caudal

El paso de ⁤la borrasca Herminia ⁣ ‌ ⁢ ⁢ ‍ ⁢ ‌ ‍
se dejó notar ⁤ayer en ‌Castilla y ‌León,
fundamentalmente en la zona oeste por las rachas de fuertes vientos, de más de⁣ 80 ⁤kilómetros por hora. La provincia de Zamora​ fue⁢ una de las más afectadas. ​En la capital, el fenómeno provocó numerosos desprendimientos de cascotes y caída⁢ de árboles​ y objetos a⁢ la‌ vía pública en varias zonas de la ciudad, concretamente, en Cabañales, la plaza de Argentina, Santa Eulalia, Reyes Católicos, Víctos ⁢Gallego y la gasolinera de Repsol de la carretera N-122.

Como consecuencia de la borrasca, rnrnlos rMadrid Closes Nine Parks Due to Strong Winds as Storm Herminia Causes Incidents in Castilla-La Mancha

Madrid has taken precautionary measures ‍by closing nine of its most iconic parks, including El Retiro, due ⁣to forecasts of strong ‌winds reaching up to 75 km/h.The decision, announced ⁢by the Ayuntamiento de Madrid, comes as part⁢ of efforts to ⁢ensure public safety amid adverse weather conditions. The ⁣closures, effective from 12:00 ⁤to 21:00 on Monday, also affect ⁣ El ⁤Capricho, La Rosaleda del Parque del ​Oeste, juan Carlos I,⁤ Juan Pablo II, Quinta ⁤de Fuente del‍ Berro, Quinta de los Molinos, Quinta Torre Arias, and Parque Lineal del manzanares.According to the‍ Agencia ⁢Estatal ⁢de Meteorología ‌(AEMET), wind gusts are expected to peak between 15:00 and 18:00, with speeds of up to 64 km/h before noon. ⁤an orange alert has ⁢been ​activated until‍ 12:00, restricting⁢ access to playgrounds, sports areas, senior zones, dog parks, Pinar de San ‌Blas, the cemetery, Planteles, Jardines de Cecilio ​Rodríguez, and Jardines⁢ de Herrero ⁣Palacios.

The reopening of these facilities will depend on assessments by the Área ‌de Urbanismo, Medio Ambiente y movilidad of the Madrid City Council, which will evaluate potential damage ⁣to trees. Updates on park ⁢reopenings will be communicated through the city’s official channels, including 22 informational panels located at ‌the entrances of El Retiro.

Meanwhile, Storm Herminia has caused​ eight incidents ⁤in Castilla-La Mancha overnight, primarily due‍ to obstacles on ‌roads. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported, ⁣according to the Servicio ⁤de⁢ Emergencias.

In Palencia, the Confederación Hidrográfica del ‍Duero (CHD) has issued warnings for rising river levels. The⁤ Río Resoba is under a red alert, while the Río Rivera remains on orange⁣ alert, and the Río Castillería is on yellow alert.

Key Information at ⁤a glance

| Location ⁣ ⁢ ‍ | ⁢ Details ​ ⁤ ⁣ ⁣ ‌ ‍ ‌ ‍ ⁣ ‍ ‍ ⁣ | ‌
|————————|—————————————————————————–|
| Madrid Parks | Closed from 12:00 to 21:00 due to wind gusts up to 75 km/h.|
| Affected Areas ‍ ⁣ | Playgrounds, sports zones, senior ‌areas, dog parks, and ⁤specific gardens.|
| Storm⁣ Herminia ‌ | 8 incidents in Castilla-La ‌Mancha,⁤ no injuries reported. ⁢ | ⁣
| River Alerts ⁤ | Río‌ Resoba (red), Río Rivera ‍(orange), Río Castillería (yellow). ⁤ |

Residents are advised to stay updated through official channels and avoid visiting affected areas until further notice. For real-time updates, visit ‍the Ayuntamiento de Madrid website or follow⁤ their social media platforms.

stay safe and informed as authorities work to mitigate ⁣the impact of these weather events.nStorm Herminia Wreaks⁣ Havoc ⁢Across ⁣Spain: fallen Trees and Disrupted Travel

The arrival of Storm Herminia has⁣ left⁢ a trail of destruction across Spain, with Castilla-La Mancha being one of the ⁣hardest-hit regions. Between midnight‍ and 8:00 AM on Monday, emergency services‌ reported three incidents in Toledo, two in Cuenca, two ⁢in Guadalajara, and one in Ciudad Real. these incidents ⁣primarily involved fallen trees on secondary roads, causing disruptions and⁢ posing risks to travelers.

the Government of Castilla-La Mancha ⁣ had already activated the Meteocam alert⁢ system at 8:00 PM ⁣on Sunday,placing the entire region on ⁤ Operational Alert Level⁤ 0 due ‍to the dual threats of strong winds ⁢and heavy rainfall. This precautionary measure ⁣was taken ⁤in anticipation of Herminia’s impact, which has now fully materialized‍ across the country.According⁢ to the State Meteorological ⁢Agency (AEMET), Monday is expected to be the most⁤ severe day of this weather episode. “Las rachas de viento superarán los⁢ 70 kilómetros ‌por hora en amplias zonas de la Península y Baleares,” ⁤the agency warned, ‍indicating that⁤ wind gusts exceeding 70 kilometers per hour will affect vast areas of the ⁤ Iberian Peninsula and ⁣the Balearic ‌Islands.

the storm’s effects have been ⁣felt nationwide.In Galicia alone, Herminia caused over⁢ 600 incidents on Sunday, including diverted ‌and canceled flights in the⁣ northern part of​ the peninsula. The AEMET has emphasized the ⁢severity​ of the situation, urging residents to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel.

Key⁤ Incidents and Affected Areas

| Region ⁣ | ⁢ Incidents ‍ | Details ⁤ ​ |
|——————-|————————|———————————|
| Toledo ⁣ ​ | 3 ‌ | ‌Fallen⁣ trees on secondary roads |
| Cuenca ⁢ ⁤ ⁢ |⁣ 2 ​ | Fallen trees on​ secondary ⁣roads |
| Guadalajara ⁤ | 2 ​ ‌ ‌ | Fallen trees on secondary⁤ roads⁢ |
| Ciudad Real ⁢ | 1 ​ ⁤ | Fallen trees on secondary roads |

As⁣ Herminia continues to ‌batter Spain, authorities‍ are working tirelessly to clear debris and restore normalcy. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts and avoid venturing​ out‍ unless absolutely necessary. the storm serves as a stark reminder ⁤of the power​ of nature ‌and the importance of preparedness⁣ in the face of such ‍extreme weather events.

For real-time ​updates on ​ Storm Herminia ‍and its ⁢impact, follow ‍the latest⁣ reports from the AEMET and local emergency services. Stay safe and informed as the country navigates ​through this challenging weather ⁣episode.

Interview⁢ with Local Authority on storm Herminia’s Impact

Editor: Thank you ‌for joining us ‌today. Could ‌you start by giving us an ⁣overview of the current situation in Madrid and other affected ‍regions due too Storm Herminia?

Guest: Certainly.⁣ Storm Herminia has caused meaningful disruption across multiple ​regions, particularly ⁤in Castilla-La Mancha and Madrid. In Madrid, we’ve had to close several parks, including El Retiro, due to ​wind gusts​ reaching up ​to 75 km/h. This includes playgrounds,‍ sports⁣ zones, and⁢ senior citizen areas.Over in Castilla-La Mancha,we’ve⁢ recorded⁣ eight incidents,mostly involving fallen trees on secondary roads,but fortunately,there have been no injuries so far.

Editor: What measures has the Government taken to ensure‍ public safety during this storm?

Guest: The Government of Castilla-La Mancha⁤ activated ‌the Meteocam ⁤ alert system ​early, placing the entire region⁣ on ​Operational Alert Level 0. This ⁢was ‌in anticipation of ⁣the strong winds and heavy rainfall.In⁣ Madrid,⁢ the Ayuntamiento de Madrid has been proactive in closing parks and other public spaces⁢ to prevent any potential⁢ accidents. We’ve ‍also set up 22⁣ informational panels⁣ at the entrances of El ‍Retiro ⁣ to keep the ​public informed.

Editor: ‌ How are local authorities managing the ⁣cleanup and recovery efforts?

Guest: It’s a coordinated effort.⁤ In Madrid, the⁤ Área de Urbanismo,⁣ Medio Ambiente y Movilidad is assessing potential ⁢damage to trees and will decide when it’s safe to reopen ⁣the parks. In Castilla-La Mancha, ‌emergency services ⁢have been deployed to clear fallen trees⁢ and ⁤ensure that roads are safe for⁣ travel.We’re also monitoring river​ levels, especially in Palencia,where the confederación Hidrográfica del Duero has issued alerts for several rivers.

Editor: What advice ⁤would you give to residents during this time?

Guest: First and foremost, we urge everyone to stay updated through official channels, including the Ayuntamiento⁤ de Madrid website and social media platforms. Avoid ⁣visiting affected areas, particularly parks and secondary roads,‌ until further notice. ⁣It’s also crucial to‌ be cautious when traveling and to follow any ⁤advisories from the AEMET.Safety is our​ top priority.

Editor: Thank you for your time and for the valuable data. Stay ​safe.

Guest: Thank you. We’ll continue to monitor the situation⁢ and ⁣keep the ⁤public informed.

Key Takeaways

The impact of ⁣ Storm Herminia has been felt across‍ multiple regions in Spain, leading to⁤ park ‍closures, fallen trees, and⁢ disrupted travel. Authorities have taken proactive measures⁣ to⁤ ensure public safety, including activating alert systems and ​coordinating cleanup efforts. Residents‌ are advised to stay informed through official channels and avoid affected areas ​until ‍further notice.

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