The weather forecast for Valencia, Carabobo, Venezuela, indicates that on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, the maximum temperature will be 30°C and the minimum will be 22°C. ^[1] US Energy Secretary Chris Wright is traveling to Venezuela to finalize a new oil production agreement with Chevron. ^[2] The Continua suicide prevention center in Valencia, Venezuela, launched a nationwide campaign titled 'Juntos para continuar' on September 1, 2026. ^[3] Light rain showers of 1 mm are predicted for mid-morning on September 1, 2026, with humidity dropping to 82% and wind speeds increasing to 6 km/h from the south. ^[4] Meteorological data estimates wind speeds of 3 km/h and an average humidity of 88% for the day. ^[5] A US official stated that the visit is expected to result in a new contract for the US oil company Chevron in the Orinoco Belt. ^[6] Chevron is expected to announce the expansion of its current operations in Venezuela, which will increase the country's oil production capacity. ^[7] The new agreement is part of President Donald Trump's plan to increase crude oil production levels to pre-Chavism levels. ^[8] Anyiseth Sequera, the psychologist and founder of the Continua space, explained that the campaign aims to consolidate a macro support network for a comprehensive public health approach. ^[9] Specialists will address topics including cyberbullying, addiction, suicide risk in people with disabilities, emotional dependency, and grief over pet loss. ^[10] The campaign will have physical presence in the states of Carabobo, Yaracuy, Aragua, Mérida, Trujillo, Sucre, La Guaira, and the city of Caracas. ^[11] Residents are advised to maintain hydration, use sunscreen, and drive cautiously due to potential slippery roads from rain. ^[12]