Red weather warnings for severe winds and heavy rainfall will be in effect beginning this afternoon, February 5th.
Powerful Low-Pressure System Approaching – Wind Gusts Expected to Exceed 50 m/s
- Red wind warnings take effect this afternoon
- Severe southern storm anticipated later today and into tomorrow
- Residents urged to secure loose items and refrain from non-essential travel during the storm
- Significant rainfall expected across southern and southwestern areas
- Conditions expected to improve by early afternoon tomorrow, starting in the west
A powerful southern storm looms on the horizon, set to bring fierce winds ranging from 35 to 45 m/s, with localized gusts possibly exceeding 50 m/s, particularly in mountainous regions. Alongside the winds, considerable rainfall is anticipated, especially in the southern and western parts of the country. For more information, details can be found [here].
Precipitation forecast as of 18:00 UTC on Wednesday, February 5th.
Red Warnings Begin This Afternoon, February 5th
As the afternoon approaches, red weather warnings will come into effect, signaling severe winds and intense rainfall ahead. Residents are advised to secure loose objects and exercise caution; unnecessary travel is strongly discouraged during this period.
See full alert here.
Winds are expected to diminish slightly overnight, but will spike again into a southern storm by the morning of February 6th, with heavy rain continuing. Fortunately, conditions will improve gradually, starting in the western regions. By later in the day, a strong southwesterly wind will take over, bringing cooler temperatures and the possibility of snow showers.