Santo Domingo.- The trough and the tropical wave will leave Dominican territory starting this Monday, so the downpours will decrease with the arrival of a anticyclonealthough in some areas there will be showers by cloud remnants of both systems, plus the drag of the easterly wind.
This was reported on Sunday, November 2, by the Dominican Institute of Meteorology (Indomet)which, however, warns that several demarcations remain on alert, because downpours are expected in mountainous areas, such as La Vega and Monsignor Nouelin the north. and San José de Ocoain the south.
The anticyclone is a system that inhibits the formation of important clouds, Therefore, the possibility of precipitation decreases considerably.
During the weekend they registered heavy rainfall in a large part of the Dominican territory, due to the presence of the trough and the tropical wave.
“It is expected that this Monday rain activity will continue only in towns located in mountain areas, since we will have the presence of an anticyclone in our area,” Meteorology reported.
The organization urged the population to remain vigilant in the remainder of the Atlantic hurricane season this season, 2025.
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In the current cyclonic season Thirteen named storms have formed, of which five have reached hurricane status, four of them of greater intensity.
The hurricane season in the Atlantic It runs from June 1st to November 30th.
Meteorological experts forecast for this year the formation of 18 named storms and nine hurricanes.
