The Coastal El Niño and the Global El Niño raise the alert for rains and droughts in Peru

The convergence of El Niño Costero and El Niño Global has heightened weather alerts in Peru regarding potential heavy rains and droughts. In the capital city of Lima, these climatic conditions have manifested in unusual sudden morning drizzles during a typically sunny period, catching pedestrians and drivers off guard amidst temperatures reaching 22 degrees Celsius.

Simultaneously, regional economic sectors such as maritime and air transport in locations like the port of Veracruz are increasingly reliant on early meteorological data. Access to accurate forecasts is deemed essential to ensure safe and efficient operations, thereby minimizing the risks of delays or accidents caused by severe weather phenomena.