Heavy Rains Whole Day

10 years, 6 months ago - November 14, 2013

The forecast heavy rains in stormy character for this Thursday, November 14. Already, during the night, heavy rain fell on the island. This bad weather lasted all day, warns National Weather Station in Vacoas.

From 5: 30 pm Thursday 14 November, the national weather station issued a notice of strong rains in Mauritius. The island was copiously irrigated during the night and the heavy rain will last all day, warns National Weather Station in Vacoas. With localized rainfall, and even stormy character. Accumulations of water in the usual places are thus expected.

The weather is due to a cloud mass associated with a zone of instability. Already, during the night, several areas have received heavy rains:

Vacoas : 85 mm

Mon Bois : 78 mm

Beaux-Songes : 77 mm

Plaisance 68 mm

Rose-Belle : 55 mm

Nouvelle Découverte : 55 mm

Albion : 38 mm

Mon Loisir Rouillard : 29 mm

Text by lexpress.mu

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