The City Council activates the Pre-Emergency Plan following AEMET's orange warnings for wind, storms and coastal events forecast for this Wednesday.
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Photo: Ayuntamiento de Puerto Real
Puerto Real prepares for a day of stormy weather. The City Council has activated the Pre-emergency Plan due to the orange warnings for winds, storms and coastal phenomena, and the yellow warning for rain that the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) forecasts for this Wednesday, November 11.
The orange warning for winds and the storm warning will be active from 12.00 to 00.00 hours on Thursday, December 12. The coastal phenomena one, from 12.00 to 22.00 hours on Wednesday, same as the yellow warning for rain, which forecasts an accumulated precipitation of 20 millimetres in one hour.
What closes and what does not open
The Mercado Municipal de Abastos will remain closed this Wednesday, as will the municipal sports facilities. The Junta de Andalucía suspends classes in all educational centres, and the Universidad de Cádiz does the same on all its campuses.
Recommendations for residents
The City Council asks to avoid unnecessary travel, especially during the windiest hours, and to secure flowerpots, awnings and furniture on balconies, rooftops and terraces so they do not fall into the street. It also recommends not passing through parks, wooded areas, seafront promenades or areas exposed to waves, taking extreme caution when driving and not crossing flooded sections, neither on foot nor by vehicle, nor entering ground floors, garages or basements.
To follow the evolution of the weather, you must pay attention to official channels and the indications of the emergency services.
