Hurricane Polo Leaves Important Contributions of Water in the Dams of Sonora
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The most significant rainfall, recorded by the rains left by Hurricane Polo, was in the basins of the Yaqui and Mayo rivers. In the Adolfo Ruiz Cortines dam (“Mocúzari”), 276 millimetres fell, while in the Plutarco Elias Calles (“El Novillo”) 79 and in the Álvaro Obregón (“El Oviáchic”) 59 millimetres fell. According to data from the Riego del Río Yaqui District (DRRY), the meteor also felt strong in the communities of Vicam, with precipitations…
The rains caused by Hurricane Polo left important contributions in the main dams and basins of the south of Sonora during September, according to information from the Irrigation District of the Yaqui River. Adolfo Ruiz Cortines dam, known as Mocuzari, received 276 millimeters of rain.
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