Pilar Storm Nears Central America, Triggers Emergency

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Tropical Storm Pilar is approaching Central America with heavy rains, and the U.S
Environmental Minister states that the cold front prevents a landfall
In response, fishermen in La Libertad, El Salvador, have stopped working.El Salvador has declared an emergency and a red alert
They expect more rain to fall.This storm comes 25 years after Hurricane Mitch devastated the region
Meanwhile, Guatemala reports floods in small communities.Nicaragua also remains alert, with constant rains in some areas.Pilar Storm Nears
Central America, Triggers Emergency
(Photo Internet reproduction)NHC forecasts show Pilar will move away from Central America towards the Pacific
El Salvador is prone to natural disasters like landslides and floods.Now, another storm might be forming in the Caribbean
It has a medium chance to develop in the next week.BackgroundThe approach of Pilar rings alarm bells in a region already sensitive to
extreme weather
It also reminds people of Hurricane Mitch, which struck 25 years ago.These storms often hurt already fragile economies
Both national and global agencies are watching the situation closely.Two storms may be on the horizon, increasing risks
Weather services and emergency teams are on high alert.Climate change may bring more frequent extreme weather to Central America