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The National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology of Peru (Senamhi), an organization attached to the Ministry of the Environment (Minam), reports that the Peruvian jungle will experience rain, an increase in wind speed and a drop in temperatures, due to the twenty-eighth cold season of the year.
Senamhi specialists explained that the cold air mass will enter the southern jungle on the night of Monday the 17th and will move towards the central jungle until Tuesday, November 18, generating intense rains accompanied by electric shocks, winds with speeds around 45 km/h, especially in the low jungle, and cloud cover throughout the day, mainly in the central and southern jungle.
Likewise, a drop in temperature is expected during the day, accompanied by a cloudier environment. In addition, a slight increase in the feeling of cold is expected, mainly during the night, early morning and early morning hours.
In the southern jungle, the departments of Madre de Dios, Puno and Cusco, daytime temperatures are estimated between 24degC and 27degC. In the central jungle, values between 26degC and 28degC are expected. In the southern jungle the night temperature would reach records close to 18degC.
Senamhi will continue to issue updated information on the behavior of the weather and climate, and recommends that the population stay informed through the website and social networks.
