Duk da tsarin guguwa na baya-bayan nan, Clarksburg, West Virginia, har yanzu kasa da matsakaicin ruwan sama na wannan lokaci na shekara

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) - A cikin 'yan kwanakin da suka gabata, Arewa ta Tsakiya West Virginia ta yi fama da mamakon ruwan sama.
"Da alama ruwan sama mafi girma yana bayan mu," in ji Tom Mazza, jagoran hasashen da Hukumar Kula da Yanayi ta Kasa a Charleston."A tsawon tsarin guguwar da ta gabata, North Central West Virginia ta sami ko'ina daga kwata na inch zuwa rabin inci na ruwan sama."
Koyaya, Clarksburg har yanzu yana ƙasa da matsakaici a ruwan sama na wannan lokacin na shekara, in ji Mazza.
"Wannan za a iya tabbatar da busasshen kwanakin da aka yi tsakanin kwanakin ruwan sama mai yawa," in ji shi."Tun daga ranar Talata, Clarksburg ya kasance 0.25 inci ƙasa da matsakaicin yawan hazo.Koyaya, bisa ga hasashe na sauran shekara, Clarksburg na iya zama inci 0.25 sama da matsakaita zuwa kusan inci 1 a sama.
A ranar Laraba, gundumar Harrison ta ga wasu ‘yan hadurran ababen hawa da ake danganta su da tsayuwar ruwa a kan tituna, in ji Babban Mataimakin RG Waybright.
"Akwai wasu al'amurran da suka shafi samar da ruwa a duk tsawon rana," in ji shi."Lokacin da na yi magana da kwamandan mai sauya shekar a yau, bai ga wani ruwa da ke gudana a kan wasu manyan hanyoyin ba."
Sadarwa tsakanin masu amsawa na farko shine mabuɗin yayin da ake fama da ruwan sama mai yawa, in ji Waybright.
"A duk lokacin da muka sami wannan ruwan sama mai yawa, muna aiki tare da hukumomin kashe gobara na yankin," in ji shi.“Babban abin da muke yi shi ne taimaka musu wajen rufe hanyoyin idan mun san cewa ba lafiya ba ne mutane su rika tuki a kansu.Muna yin hakan ne domin gujewa afkuwar duk wani hadari.”
Tom Kines, babban masanin yanayi a AccuWeather, ya ce yankin kudancin West Virginia ya fi fuskantar matsala.
“Amma wasu daga cikin wadannan tsarin sun fito ne daga arewa maso yamma.Waɗannan tsarin guguwa suna ɗaukar ruwan sama amma ba yawa ba.Shi ya sa muke samun wasu daga cikin wannan yanayi mai sanyi da karancin hazo.”