Weather: "Large Rains Expected"

10 years, 5 months ago - October 29, 2013

For if we are to believe the weather station of Vacoas, the showers will be waiting for you today and tomorrow, Tuesday, October 29.The central plateau and the east should be the wettest. This is a cloud band that influences the time in Mauritius, say forecasters.

The weather station provides Vacoas heavy rains today, Tuesday, October 29, and tomorrow. This is the central plateau and the east should be the wettest. While in other parts of the country, rainfall will be intermittent. In fact, already this morning, in the region of Sorèze an advertising board broke and fell with the windy conditions.

"A cloud band, which is detached from a tropical storm that has completely weakened influence of time with us," said a forecaster. This same cloud band, he says, which is massaged over the Rodrigues sky since the beginning of the weekend. Result: the island was copiously watered. From Sunday to Monday, stations Pointe Canon and Lemongrass recorded 25 mm and 30 mm of rain respectively.

Text by lexpress.mu

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