Orange and Yellow Storm Alerts Issued for Multiple Argentine Provinces
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Between April 18 and 21, several Argentine provinces experienced intense storms with hail and up to 110 mm of rainfall. These weather events caused disruptions and posed risks to infrastructure and public safety in the affected regions. The warnings covered multiple provinces, highlighting the scale and severity of the weather conditions.
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- •Storms included strong winds and hail, with rainfall reaching 110 mm in some areas.
- •The weather warnings were issued as orange and yellow alerts, indicating different levels of severity.
- •The affected provinces faced 24 hours of intense weather starting April 18.
- •The storms caused localized disruptions and potential damage to infrastructure.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If local authorities implement effective emergency response measures then damage to infrastructure and risks to public safety could be minimized in the affected provinces.
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