The day began with warm and humid conditions across much of Suriname, particularly in coastal regions such as Paramaribo, Wanica, and Commewijne. Early morning temperatures hovered around 24 degrees Celsius, accompanied by light cloud cover and a stifling atmosphere due to high humidity and weak winds. As the morning progressed, cumulus clouds began to form, and by midday, temperatures rose to 32-33 degrees Celsius, with inland areas like Brokopondo and Sipaliwini feeling even warmer. Despite regular sunshine, the oppressive air persisted. In the afternoon, the likelihood of rain and thunderstorms increased, particularly in Para, Saramacca, Marowijne, and later Nickerie. These showers, though brief, could be intense, potentially bringing wind gusts and temporary flooding in low-lying areas. Coastal regions may clear up by early evening. The night into Wednesday remained warm and muggy, with temperatures around 23 degrees Celsius and light easterly winds.