The Early Warning and Forecasting Center for La Mojana declared a red alert for the San Jorge River basin due to high water levels caused by heavy rainfall over the weekend. ^[1] A red alert was declared for the San Jorge region in Córdoba and Sucre due to rising river levels caused by heavy rains and tropical waves. ^[2] Authorities stated there is a probability of new floods occurring between September 1st and September 2nd. ^[3] Preliminary data from Civil Defense indicates that nearly 100 homes lost their roofs in the affected municipalities, impacting an equal number of families. ^[4] The rising water levels in the San Jorge River are currently moving between Montelíbano and Marralú (Ayapel). ^[5] Cielo Díaz, a hydrologist at the La Mojana Regional Center for Forecasting and Early Warning, stated that river levels in Montelíbano rose approximately three meters, exceeding the orange alert threshold. ^[6] The Office of Disaster Risk Management in Sucre reported that 400 families in eight municipalities were affected by heavy rains and windstorms. ^[7] The tropical wave established over southern Córdoba and San Marcos, Sucre, generated constant rainfall that caused the river to swell. ^[8]