On Monday, February 9, heavy rainfall was recorded in several areas of Guayaquil, affecting both the northern and southern parts of the city. The canton of Durán also experienced significant rain, with reports of power outages particularly in the central and northern sectors due to the storm conditions. Local drivers reported poor visibility, prompting them to exercise greater caution while on the road, as shared in videos circulating on social media.

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inamhi) issued warnings indicating that convective nuclei were generating varying intensities of rainfall and storms in the provinces of Manabí, Santa Elena, and Guayas. It was noted that the Amazon region may experience less intense precipitation, but the watch remains in effect throughout the affected areas. Inamhi forecasts a decrease in rainfall in the coming hours, although communities are urged to remain alert.

Reports from Segura EP indicated that four specific sectors of Guayaquil were particularly affected by the inclement weather, leading to the rapid mobilization of response teams. The local government is likely to monitor the situation closely to address any emerging needs related to infrastructure and public safety as the weather system evolves. Communities are encouraged to stay informed through official channels for updates on the weather and any necessary preparations.