The Address of Emergency Operations Center (COE)reports that according to today’s weather bulletin, from the National Meteorology Office (ONAMET)which establishes that the waves have returned to normal on the Atlantic coast.
By virtue of the foregoing, the COEdiscontinues the restriction for the operators of fragile, small and medium-sized vessels, on the Atlantic coast, so that they can carry out their operations.
While the onamet reported that for this Tuesday, cloudy concentrations will be observed during the morning hours. They will cause downpours that can be moderate to strong at times.
Similarly, thunderstorms and gusts of wind; especially on the localities of the regions: north, northeast, the Caribbean coast, southwest, Central mountain range and some points in the border area.
These atmospheric changes are caused by the incidence of a trough located to the south/southwest and the effects of the east/northeast wind.
Several provinces remain in Weather alertbefore possible sudden flooding of rivers, streams and ravines, as well as landslides and urban flooding.
Read: COE maintains nine provinces on green alert due to trough effects
For tomorrow, Wednesday, a slight reduction in the rains is expected in terms of intensity and frequency, however, the trough and the east/northeast wind will continue to generate clouds in the afternoon, causing scattered downpours with possible thunderstorms towards the provinces of the regions : northeast, the southern coastline and the central mountain range.
In detail
National District: Scattered clouds to partly cloudy at times with occasional showers and thunderstorms.
Santo domingo norte: Partly cloudy to cloudy with showers, thunderstorms and occasional wind gusts.
West Santo Domingo: Cloudy at times with showers, isolated thunderstorms and gusts of wind.
Santo Domingo East: Cloudy at times with showers, thunderstorms and gusts of wind.
Great Saint Dominic: Maximum temperature between 27°C and 29°C, minimum between 18°C and 20°C.
