Desastres Naturales

Henri deja sin electricidad a miles de estadounidenses al toca tierra como tormenta tropical

El presidente Joe Biden pidió prudencia ante los riesgos de inundaciones

Strong winds, rain, and a tidal surge keep boats at their piers and moorings during Tropical Storm Henri in New London, Connecticut on August 22, 2021. - Tropical Storm Henri was set to make landfall on the US east coast Sunday, with millions in New England and New York's Long Island preparing for flash flooding, violent winds and power outages. The US National Hurricane Center said in its 11:00 am (1500 GMT) advisory that Henri was 15 miles (25 kilometers) southeast of Montauk Point in New York state. (Photo by JOSEPH PREZIOSO / AFP)
Strong winds, rain, and a tidal surge keep boats at their piers and moorings during Tropical Storm Henri in New London, Connecticut on August 22, 2021. - Tropical Storm Henri was set to make landfall on the US east coast Sunday, with millions in New England and New York's Long Island preparing for flash flooding, violent winds and power outages. The US National Hurricane Center said in its 11:00 am (1500 GMT) advisory that Henri was 15 miles (25 kilometers) southeast of Montauk Point in New York state. (Photo by JOSEPH PREZIOSO / AFP) JOSEPH PREZIOSO
El automóvil pasa por una calle inundada en Hoboken, Nueva Jersey, el 22 de agosto del 2021. La tormenta tropical Henri tocó tierra y generó el corte de electricidad en varios estados. (KENA BETANCUR/AFP)

Nueva York. Más de 100.000 habitantes del noreste de Estados Unidos se encontraban este domingo sin electricidad, tras el paso de la tormenta tropical Henri.

El presidente Joe Biden pidió prudencia ante los riesgos de inundaciones.

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