Weather: More Rain and Thunderstorms Expected Today

10 years, 2 months ago - January 24, 2014

Showers have washed several parts of the island the past two days should last Friday, January 24. According to weather forecasts, moderate to heavy rains arrive on the island. Particularly in the east, south and the central plateau. They will be accompanied by thunderstorms. There is a risk of water accumulation.

No improvement in time to come. For Friday, January 24, weather station Vacoas ad cloudy weather throughout the island. And during the day they should expect large thunderstorms. And there will be pockets of fog, especially on high.

The most affected areas: the East, South and Central Plateau. The showers will be heavy and thundery at times. Rains persist overnight and accumulations of water are not to deviate in some places.

In fact, the weather is expected to continue until the weekend. According to the forecaster Philip Veerabadren is especially the central plateau will be watered. "Risks storms are not to be excluded," he says.

Time had already been mild the past two days. And over the past 24 hours, the highest rate of rainfall was recorded in Providence Plaisance, with 35 mm.

Text by lexpress.mu

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