Alejandro Sepúlveda explica el "Storm Track": Coquimbo y Atacama podrían recibir la lluvia de 3 años

In this in-depth analysis from MegaTiempo, Alejandro Sepúlveda explains why we are facing an exceptional meteorological phenomenon: a veritable "train" or convoy of frontal systems. Discover what the "Storm Track" is, how cyclogenesis in the Pacific influences it, and why atmospheric rivers are fueling these intense rains. We review the projected accumulated rainfall for the Atacama, Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitan, and O'Higgins regions, with figures that could exceed what falls in several years in northern areas. What can we expect from the wind, storm surge, and the risk of landslides? We tell you everything with official information and detailed maps. 00:00 - Start: How many days will the rain last? 00:48 - Official alert in Coquimbo and Atacama: Impressive figures 01:52 - Why Coquimbo could receive 3 years' worth of rain in one event 02:18 - Alert in Valparaíso: Winds over 100 km/h and storm surges 03:03 - Traveling this weekend? Safety recommendations 03:55 - Risks of river overflows and landslides 05:30 - Technical explanation: The Anticyclone and the "Storm Track" 06:55 - How storms and atmospheric rivers are formed 09:00 - Accumulated forecast for Santiago and the Metropolitan Region. #MegaWeather #FrontalSystem #ChileanRain #WeatherForecast #Storm #SantiagoChile #AlejandroSepulveda #ChileanClimate #WeatherAlert #StormTrack FOLLOW US ON: 🔔 YouTube https://bit.ly/2Xm4Utd 🔔 Facebook   / meganoticiascl   🔔 Instagram   / meganoticiascl   🔔 Twitter   / meganoticiascl   🔔 Meganoticias http://www.meganoticias.cl