Météo: le mauvais temps devrait durer jusqu’à jeudi

6 years, 11 months ago - May 02, 2017

Pas d’amélioration du temps à prévoir, ce mardi 2 mai. Alors que des pluies s’abattent sur plusieurs régions de l’île depuis quelques jours, la station météorologique de Vacoas indique que le mauvais temps devrait persister ce soir et demain.

Les pluies seront fréquentes par moments. Les zones les plus concernées sont l’Est et le plateau central.

«Certes il y a des accalmies dans certains endroits de l’île. Mais la masse d’air demeure très humide et instable sur notre région. De plus, l’anticyclone qui évolue loin au sud-ouest des Mascareignes provoque un temps froid», explique le prévisionniste Prem Pathak. Ce dernier précise qu’«une amélioration du temps est à prévoir avant jeudi ou vendredi».

En ce qui concerne la pluviométrie durant les dernières 12 heures, c’est Mon-Bois qui a enregistré le plus fort taux, soit 61,8 mm. Mare-aux-Vacoas (48 mm), Grand-Bassin (49 mm), Beau-Champ (46 mm), Rose-Belle (54 mm), Providence (43 mm), Mon Loisir (34,6 mm) et Pointe-aux-Canonniers (27 mm).

Text by lexpress.mu

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