Libya's National Meteorological Center has issued a warning of continued heavy rainfall and flash flooding across the country over the next two days. The center forecasts that rainfall will vary in intensity, ranging from moderate to heavy, and could be extremely heavy in some areas, leading to water accumulation and flash flooding. Residents are advised to exercise caution, particularly in low-lying areas and river valleys.
The regions expected to be most affected by the heavy rainfall include the Western Mountain and its southern areas, Araban, Qaryat, Beni Walid, Mizda, Tarhuna, Sirte, and some coastal areas. The center has warned of the potential for flash flooding and river overflow in these areas, urging residents to take necessary precautions. The situation is being closely monitored, with the center advising people to stay informed about the latest weather updates.
In addition to the Western regions, other areas expected to experience scattered rainfall and thunderstorms include Hamada, Ghadames, Wadi al-Shateh, Ghat, Ubari, Sabha, Jufra, and Hروج. The rainfall in these areas could be moderate to heavy and may lead to flash flooding and river overflow. Residents are advised to be prepared for the potential risks associated with the severe weather.
In the Eastern region, the center forecasts an increase in cloud cover over the Gulf of Sirte and the plain of Benghazi up to Msاعد, with scattered rainfall expected, particularly on the next day. Meanwhile, areas such as the Oases, Sereir, Tazarbou, and Kufra are expected to experience scattered rainfall and thunderstorms, especially in the areas extending from Marada to Jalu and the Sereir and its southern regions.
The National Meteorological Center has emphasized that the weather will remain autumnal and unstable across most parts of the country until mid-next week. The center has stressed the importance of monitoring the latest weather updates and exercising caution in areas prone to flash flooding and river overflow. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.
The center's warning comes as the country prepares for the potential impacts of the severe weather. Emergency services and authorities are on high alert, with efforts underway to mitigate the effects of the heavy rainfall and flash flooding. Residents are urged to follow the instructions of local authorities and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their property.
The situation is being closely monitored, with the National Meteorological Center providing regular updates on the weather forecast. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The center's warning is a timely reminder of the potential risks associated with severe weather in Libya.
Key points
- Heavy rainfall and flash flooding are expected to affect several regions across Libya over the next two days.
- The National Meteorological Center has warned of the potential for flash flooding and river overflow in several regions.
- Residents are advised to exercise caution and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.
