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    The importance of Radar in Central America

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    • LeonaedoL
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      There are many places that you have to go and you need the current conditions, and radar is for that, because radar can help you to know the amount of rain that is currently falling,its intensity or if it is electric. Radars in the United States, South America, and Europe work perfectly, warning of large tropical storms, torrential storms that can give a great idea of ​​what It's happening there, but there are places where tropical activity is quite affected, and this is Central America. In Central America, it is an area where there are more than 1,009 milliliters per year, and each Every year there are hurricanes passing through Central America, but the radar in that area does not work very well, torrential rains are falling and it barely indicates that there are 5.5 milliliters of rain, so at become tourist, like El Salvador, rainy conditions can greatly affect that area, and not only that country, but all of Central America, also these countries are the most directly affected due to rain, which lowers its economy, but it is necessary to improve the radar satellites in order to have a better current forecast of the intensity of rain when traveling from one point to another. The radar is very important, since we can currently know where we can find precipitation, and thus avoid accidents and mishaps.

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