AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoExtreme Weather: Paraguay’s meteorology service links Asunción’s giant hail to extreme heat, humidity and El Niño. Stones reached up to 10–12 centimetres, damaging homes and cars and cutting power; more storms were forecast. Bridge Monitoring: Two weather stations on the Paraguay–Brazil Bioceanic Bridge will track temperature, rainfall and winds, with alerts for dangerous winds planned for a later phase. Protected Forests: Ñacunday National Park safeguards nearly 2,000 hectares of forest and the 40-metre Salto Ñacunday waterfall, within one of Paraguay’s remaining fragments of Atlantic Forest.
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