The worst scenes in Madrid have passed over rainfall and the risk of the Mansanarez river. Predicts of the State Meteorological Institute (Amet. Functional Status 1In practice last week, a warning and monitoring phase in operational situation 0. The community of Madrid This has reduced the state of emergency to the situation 0. Of course, despite the weather developments, Mainly to the shore “there are a few days to return to normal” This will occur in the next few days of concentrated ice in Sierra de Quadarma, which has been reported from the protection of the constipation and the emergency area.
The worst lived until 10:00 pm. The Mansanarez flow at the San Fernando Bridge 49.31 m3/SA 63.4 m3/s first. This March 24 The flow of Madrid’s main river is 42.15 cubic meters per second. Of course, according to the water level gates, the current state of the Docus (CHD) hydrographic federation is at an altitude of the orange (monitoring), at an altitude of 589.08 meters above sea level. On Wednesday afternoon, the red gate in San Fernando, “the most dangerous water situation,” exceeded 589.5 meters above sea level.
The Jarama in San Fernando has a scale of 561.37 meters and is still at the red threshold. This means that the water level is still very dangerous and the floods of the residential areas and important communication roads. At the power station in advanced-San Fernando, the circulation is 356.29 m3/V. This year’s 21 Friday afternoon recorded its maximum positions 449.54 cubic meters per March.
On Monday afternoon, the Federation updated the status of the water notifications announced in the chapters of the Docus and the dams of the dams. The number of skills that exceeded the red alarm range descends from the 25th to 21st of the weekend, of which seven are in Madrid. They are in Espinillos, Jarama in Advanced-San Fernando, Jarama in San Fernando, Jarama in San Fernando, Integrated Network (Roya), Roya Duttulcia, Bhuent Alcotor and Altia Tel Fresno. Nevertheless, CHD’s president has promised Antonio Yeses The flows of Tajo Basin are “in clear descent.”
Sierra’s shore care
In the Madrid community there are reservoirs with significant flows in determining the boundary of Docus. The L Barto reservoir is opened at 58 m3 per second, which is less than this Sunday; San Juan’s 227 m3/Sai 225 m3/seconds suggests that “flows that can provide chapters of the accumulated snow shore”. This is March 24 and Friday’s 3,000 snow level is 1,800 – 2,000 meters, so The shore will be progressive during the week. 14 roads are still marked with caution, according to the last meeting of the Incam The community of Madrid.
Sierra de Quadaramar and with an eye on the shore, the authorities ask River channels should not go to the place where the precautionary measures are maintained and the disturbed zones are present. As for Madrid capital, special attention is specially focused on the non -Channel of Mingorupio to the bridge of French, La Munosa and the Parse refinery. According to the mayor, Jose Louis Martinez-AlmidaThe flow of Mansanarez at this time is “perfectly assumed” and “not indicating the risk of cutting A -6 Although unreal.
Rain month in history
In the first 18 days of March, the Retro de Madrid station recorded rainy rainy 188 liters/m2, and the city became a very rainfall parade, and subsequent rain continues to climb. At the same station, Between March 1 and 22, 225 liters per square meter. The maximum historical concentration recorded in the third month of the year took place in 2018 and was 140.7 liters/m2. Since the station has measured rainfall and temperature variables since 1893, it is not only for March, but it is the rainy month of the entire year historical series.
Sierra de Quadarama, especially in the port NawareradaThe square meter is accumulated more than 550 liters. In addition, thirteen reservoirs Isabel II Channel This makes the Madrid community the greatest contribution to its history on March 8. That day, an average of 693.5 cubic meters per second exceeded 667 calculated in January 1996. In the first 22 days of March, these reservoirs contributed 458.55 cubic hectometer waterWhile the average is 119 cubic hectometers throughout March. Considers data More than half of all that received In October (654.47 HM3) in the reservoirs of the Isabel II channel since the beginning of the water year.
