Senegal Braces for Storms: Anacim Issues Rainfall Alert
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Dakar, Senegal - September 1, 2024 – The National Agency for Civil Aviation and Meteorology (Anacim) has issued a rainfall alert for parts of Senegal, effective until 6:00 PM today. A pluvio-stormy system originating from western Mali and southern mauritania is moving across the country, bringing the potential for localized heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.
Affected Regions
Forecasts indicate that the northern and eastern regions are most likely to experience the brunt of the storm. Specifically, Anacim has identified the following localities as being notably at risk: Matam, Podor, Kanel, Ranerou, goudiry, and Bakel.The agency anticipates the precipitation will gradually extend southward, perhaps impacting Saint-Louis, Louga, and Kaffrine, and eventually reaching the central and northwestern areas of Senegal.
Widespread Cloudy Conditions & Precautions
While the heaviest rainfall is expected in the north and east, the remainder of the country will experience cloudy skies with intermittent light showers. Anacim is urging both authorities and the general public to exercise heightened vigilance, particularly in areas prone to flooding and those with roads susceptible to becoming slippery.
The agency emphasizes that these weather conditions coudl disrupt agricultural activities, travel plans, and air operations.For the latest updates and detailed forecasts, please refer to Anacim’s official website (Senenews.com).
Understanding Senegal’s Rainy Season
Senegal experiences a distinct rainy season, typically running from June to October. These rains are vital for the country’s agricultural sector, but can also bring challenges related to flooding and infrastructure damage. Anacim plays a crucial role in monitoring weather patterns and providing timely alerts to mitigate potential risks.
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