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Tropical Storm Alex to Soak Florida Before the Week Ends - Vimarsana News

Tropical Storm Alex to Soak Florida Before the Week Ends

Forecasts for the first week of hurricane season warn of forming tropical storm Alex in the Gulf of Mexico that can soak Florida, Cuba, and the Bahamas later into the weekend.

Pacific to Atlantic: Tropical systems known to make the jump - Vimarsana News

Pacific to Atlantic: Tropical systems known to make the jump

With all eyes on Hurricane Agatha in the Pacific, it is important to note that, while rare, tropical systems can transfer from one basin to the other.

Source: wtsp.com
San Salvador Steps Up Battle against Landslides and Floods - Vimarsana News

San Salvador Steps Up Battle against Landslides and Floods

The city of San Salvador was built at the foot of the volcano of the same name, and the risk of landslides that cause tragedies is always present, such as the one that occurred in September 1982, in which some 500 people died in the capital of El Salvador. Turning it into a "sponge city" is the new initiative to reduce the impact of these phenomena. CREDIT: Edgardo Ayala/IPS SAN SALVADOR, Dec 18 2020 (IPS) - The San Salvador volcano is a gift of nature for the inhabitants of the capital who live at its foot, a gigantic green lung that gives them oxygen and fresh air. But it is also a curse.

San Salvador Steps Up Battle against Landslides and Floods - Vimarsana News

San Salvador Steps Up Battle against Landslides and Floods

The city of San Salvador was built at the foot of the volcano of the same name, and the risk of landslides that cause tragedies is always present, such as the one that occurred in September 1982, in which some 500 people died in the capital of El Salvador. Turning it into a "sponge city" is the new initiative to reduce the impact of these phenomena. CREDIT: Edgardo Ayala/IPS SAN SALVADOR, Dec 18 2020 (IPS) - The San Salvador volcano is a gift of nature for the inhabitants of the capital who live at its foot, a gigantic green lung that gives them oxygen and fresh air. But it is also a curse.