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Hydromet Guyana releases flood warning for Regions 2, 7, and 8.

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December 5, 2022
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Flood Warning  is in effect for Regions 2, 7 AND 8.

According to a release from Hydromet Guyana, “Regions 2, 7 and 8 are currently experiencing widespread and continuous Moderate to heavy rain and thundershowers, which if not yet observed, will likely result in and exacerbate flooding.”

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Further it stated, “In view of the current conditions over these locations, a Flash Flood / Flood Warning is in effect.

These conditions are expected to continue into the early to mid-afternoon after which, will likely see a reduction and slow but steady improvement.”

hydromet.nwwc@gmail.com (Forecaster Hydrometeorologiocal Service)

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