SLP, Mexico.- A cold front is approaching the northern coast of Pinar del Río and is causing a deterioration in meteorological conditions in the west of the country, as announced this Wednesday by meteorologist Raydel Ruisánchez in his profile. Facebook.
The prefrontal line related to the meteorological event is accompanied by showers, rains and thunderstorms that become strong.
According to the expert, the system will continue to advance east, moving over the western Cuban region.
Previously, the specialist had warned that the cold front would cause changes notable in the country’s climate.
Its publication highlighted that there will be winds with speeds between 20-35 km/h with higher gusts.
Swells could occur on the north western coast with waves between two and three meters high.
Temperatures would also drop during midday hours on Thursday. They could reach 22-25ºC in the western region with a lower thermal sensation.
According to their information, the cold front will reach the central region where it will dissipate, and temperatures will drop to this region, but in the rest of the territory there will not be a significant change.
For this Wednesdaythe Cuban Institute of Meteorology reported that it will be cloudy in the afternoon in the west with some showers, rains and isolated electrical storms that will extend into areas of the central region at night.
Maximum temperatures will be between 29 and 32 degrees Celsius, higher in the interior and south east. At night it will be between 20 and 23 degrees.
According to reports, there will be waves on the north eastern coast. There will be little waves along the entire southern coast and in the north, west and center the sea will be calm but will increase to waves during the night.
He first cold front of the season arrived in late November and brought rain, showers and storms electricity in the western region.
The high migratory pressures located over the western Atlantic influenced Cuba and the cold front quickly reached the country.
The storm areas spanned about 500 kilometers from the northern Yucatan Peninsula to Key West.
In addition, strong storm activity and “severe weather” events occurred in inland areas and the northern coast, such as strong gusty winds, hail, and others.
