Argentina now! STORM / MONSTER Flash Flood Devastated Boats & Houses, 500.000 People Flee

Argentina now! STORM / MONSTER Flash Flood Devastated Boats & Houses, 500.000 People Flee

On the afternoon of January 9th, the city of Miramar was besieged by an unprecedented natural disasters, unleashing a furious maelstrom of heavy rain, hail, and ferocious winds upon the unsuspecting city.
This tempest of nature's wrath, a vivid testament to the power of natural disasters, wreaked havoc in mere minutes, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
With wind speeds soaring to a catastrophic 150 km/h, the fury of this natural disaster tore roofs from homes, uprooted ancient trees, and disrupted electrical services, plunging the majority of Miramar's residents into a state of turmoil and darkness.
This calamity struck with alarming suddenness around 6 PM local time, a mere two hours following a terse alert from the Argentine National Meteorological Service.
Their short-term warning about the looming natural disasters barely scratched the surface of what was to come, leaving the inhabitants of the General Alvarado area perilously underprepared for the chaos that was about to unfold.
Despite its brief duration, lasting only around 20 minutes, the natural disasters left an indelible mark on the coastal city.
The sheer intensity of the winds, a hallmark of the natural disasters might, inflicted severe damage and underscored the devastating impact such natural disasters can have on a community, no matter how fleeting.