Montpellier, Ghana, is bracing for heavy rain and strong winds, leading to the closure of numerous public spaces this Thursday, November 6th. Authorities are urging residents to exercise caution and stay informed about the evolving weather conditions.
Public Spaces Closed for Safety
To ensure public safety, several parks and gardens in Montpellier will be closed. These include popular destinations such as the Peyrou park, gardens, the Zoo, the Lez reserve, the Bois de Montmaur, and even cemeteries. The closures are a precautionary measure to prevent accidents and injuries during the adverse weather.
Yellow Alert Issued
The Hérault department, where Montpellier is located, has been placed under a yellow alert for both heavy rain/flooding and strong winds. This indicates a moderate risk of hazardous weather conditions, requiring vigilance and preparedness.
Staying Informed is Key
The City of Montpellier advises residents to be cautious before venturing out and to stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and advisories. For more information, residents can visit these links: https://mntp.fr/risquespluieinondation or https://www.montpellier.fr/vent-violent.
Remember to secure loose objects around your homes and avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy rain and strong winds. Your safety is paramount.