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Debris Flow November 10, 2024 · Maunabo, Puerto Rico
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What the National Weather Service wrote
A member of the public reported a landslide affecting one side of Road 901 in BO Emajaguas, Maunabo, PR. Around 1.00 to 1.30 inches has fallen.
The wider storm
A Flash Flood Watch was issued on the second weekend of November, mainly due to a tropical wave moving through the area and a lingering frontal boundary. Saturated soils and moderate to heavy rainfall helped increase the flood and debris flow threat. This tropical wave brought abundant moisture above typical November levels, along with instability, leading to thunderstorms with frequent lightning, strong, gusty winds, and breezy to windy conditions in parts of the islands. From November 9th to 11th, above 3 inches of rain were reported, across SW and N Puerto Rico, but mainly over SE Puerto Rico and Vieques, (with some stations reporting 5 to 6.69 inches in those areas).
Began near Adjuntas (18.0200, -65.8600).
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1221912. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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