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As a security measure, we advise all visitors to check weather conditions to avoid accidents caused by RIP CURRENTS or FLASH FLOODS.

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Our Story

This project originates after several tourists visited the La Soplaera River in Peñuelas PR on October 8, 2022 and were swept away by flash flood in which two women, Jackie and Jessie (my daughter), perished; in their memory and with the goal of avoiding more drowning victims, we want to urge visitors to stay aware of weather conditions, especially in bodies of water.

WEATHER ALERT RESOUCES

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The following is a brief message from former NMEAD Commissioner Nino Correa

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Contact
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This informational page was created with the purpose of alerting visitors and tourists about weather conditions as a preventive method. All data comes from federal and governmental agencies or resources, therefore our entity Water Safety Project is not responsible for it.

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