AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Monitoring: The Bioceanic Bridge linking Carmelo Peralta and Puerto Murtinho is set to get weather stations measuring temperature, rainfall and wind, alongside sensors tracking structural strain. A later phase could add alerts for dangerous crosswinds. Extreme Weather: Tennis-ball-sized hail, strong winds and heavy rain damaged homes and vehicles around Asunción and left some areas without power; emergency teams responded as officials warned of further storms. Rising Heat: Paraguay broke a 74-year temperature record in more than a dozen localities, adding to concerns as a powerful El Niño develops. Wildlife and Forests: Ñacunday National Park protects nearly 2,000 hectares of forest around its 40-metre waterfall, including a surviving fragment of Paraguay’s Atlantic Forest.
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