Weather: Tropical Storm Amara Haunts the Region

10 years, 4 months ago - December 17, 2013

It was announced this Monday, December 16th by the weather station of Vacoas. The first tropical storm of the season is called Amara. It is located in the vicinity of Rodrigues. However, Amara poses no danger at the moment.

It intensified during the day. And the first storm system of the season has been appointed, Monday, Dec. 16, by the meteorological station of Vacoas. Amara, moderate tropical storm, is in the vicinity of Rodrigues. Located 1,100 kilometers from the island, it develops slowly over several days.

The forecaster Rakesh Seetohul says that Amara currently represents no danger to the Mascarene Islands. The weather station Vacoas following developments very closely.

According to forecasts from Météo France Reunion Amara should head to our shores. The first interest Rodrigues in the coming days.

Text by lexpress.mu

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