The passage of a cold drop (known as dana) left constant rains in several municipalities of Lanzarote this past Wednesday. Specifically, it left accumulated rainfall of up to 20.8 millimeters per square meter in La Graciosa, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet), the point that registered the most precipitation.
According to this record, the municipality of Arrecife was the second on the island to accumulate the most precipitation this past Wednesday. Specifically, 18.6 liters per square meter in the capital of Lanzarote. In third place, in Haría, 18 millimeters were recorded.
Meanwhile, in fourth and fifth place, are the municipalities of Tías and San Bartolomé. In Tías, 14.6 liters of rain per square meter were recorded, and in San Bartolomé, 14.5.
According to data registered on Apalmet, a portal for amateur meteorologists, another station in Teguise also registered thirteen liters per square meter. In Caleta de Famara, 10.4 millimeters of rain were reached, and in Costa Teguise, 9.2.
The accumulated record left 7.5 liters per square meter in the La Destila neighborhood of Arrecife and around 7 in Yaiza, according to Apalmet, and 3.6, according to Aemet. To a lesser extent, two millimeters of rain were recorded in Órzola and none in Tinajo.
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