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March 23, 2026
Inameh reported an increase in temperatures in Venezuela due to solar declination
The Inameh reported on Sunday, March 22, an increase in temperatures in Venezuela as a consequence of the solar declination
TL;DR
- Inameh reported rising temperatures in Venezuela starting March 22 due to solar declination.
- Temperatures are expected to reach 38°C in the central and western plains, and northern Amazonas and Bolívar.
- The minimum temperature is forecast for Mérida at 7°C.
- Solar declination is the angle between sun rays and the Earth's equator, causing increased perpendicular sunlight and higher temperatures in Venezuela.
- The peak heat intensity is expected in April, reaching Isla de Aves by early May.
- Vice President Delcy Rodríguez announced a 45-day energy-saving plan to cope with the heat.
- Increased risk of forest fires is anticipated due to higher temperatures.
- A plan of 'pica y poda' (trimming and pruning) is being maintained to mitigate fire risks affecting the electrical transmission system.
- Thermal drones will be deployed to monitor areas with high thermal ascent.
- Inameh recommends increased liquid intake, avoiding outdoor activities between 10 am and 3 pm, and wearing light-colored, fresh clothing.
- Citizens are urged to rely only on official Inameh platforms for real-time thermal variation alerts.