Weather Forecast: Rainy Weekend

10 years, 5 months ago - November 23, 2013

Rain will fall on the North, West and Central Plateau this weekend, according to the weather station Vacoas. A sea breeze favours isolated rains, it said. On other parts of the island, the sky is half covered.

Umbrellas and raincoats will be out this weekend. The Vacoas weather station provides rainy weather. It should continue in the North, West and Central Plateau.

What explains these showers: a sea breeze that promotes isolated showers indicates the weather station. The rains will be heavy at times. As for the wind, it is light and warm. On other parts of the island, the sky is half covered.

Yesterday afternoon, Friday, Nov. 22, rain fell on the West coast, part of the North and the central plateau. Firefighters were summoned to Dagotière and Pamplemousses a problem of water accumulation. But according to the service 115, the situation was under control.

Sat

29°

22°

Sun

28°

23

Mon

28°

23

Tue

28°

22°

Wed

28°

22°

Thu

29°

23°

Fri

29°

22°

Text by lexpress.mu

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