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Jujuy climate prevention for El Niño

Overview

In response to the El Niño phenomenon, the government of Jujuy, Argentina, initiated a prevention plan led by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. This effort involves the Climate Table, a collaborative space including scientists from the National University of Jujuy and the National Institute of Agricultural Technology to translate scientific data into mitigation actions.

Initial assessments noted that climate impacts would vary by geography, with potential drought in the Puna region and convective storms elsewhere. By early September, the Jujuy Water Resources Directorate identified 84 critical vulnerable locations across the province. Director Edgardo Sosa stated that the probability of these weather events has risen to 100%.

Authorities have intensified field operations, such as doubling teams in the Puna to prepare for drought. Forecasts indicate heavy rains may begin in September and October, with peak storm intensity expected between late December and March.

Entities

National Institute of Agricultural Technology · Jujuy · National University of Jujuy · Edgardo Sosa · Government of Jujuy

Timeline

  1. 9 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Jujuy identifies 84 critical points due to El Niño weather forecasts

    Jujuy authorities have identified 84 vulnerable areas due to El Niño, forecasting intense rains in some regions and drought in the Puna starting as early as September.

  2. 20 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Jujuy government develops prevention plan for El Niño

    The Jujuy government is collaborating with scientists from UNJu and INTA to design a prevention plan for the El Niño phenomenon, targeting risks such as Puna droughts and convective storms.

Sources

afrique7.com · elmonterizo.com · informadorregional.com.ar · periodicocorreo.com.mx · tn.com.ar