Weather: at Mauritius Will Alert 1 Tomorrow

il y a 12 ans, 8 mois - décembre 30, 2013

It has increased during the day. Bejisa went from moderate tropical storm status to that of tropical cyclone today, Monday, December 30. Mauritius will alert one tomorrow.

It's confirmed. Mauritius will alert one tomorrow, Tuesday, December 31. This was indicated by the weather station Vacoas today, Monday, December 30. And cyclone warning should be maintained until January 3. Indeed, Bejisa, which is currently at about 1050 kilometers north-west of the island, has intensified during the day and is now a tropical cyclone.

The cyclone is accompanied by heavy showers. Floods and high winds are expected. The center of the cyclone is expected to move to its closest point in Mauritius on Thursday evening, January 2nd.

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