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  • Already made plans? The weather forecast for this Saturday and Sunday of December

    Already made plans? The weather forecast for this Saturday and Sunday of December

    Meteorological authorities in the Dominican Republic have announced a significant shift in weather patterns as a prevailing trough system begins its departure from the national territory. The Dominican Institute of Meteorology (INDOMET) indicates this atmospheric transition will introduce drier air masses associated with an anticyclonic system, creating predominantly sunny conditions across most regions throughout Saturday.

    While extensive sunshine is forecast for the majority of the country, meteorological models predict isolated precipitation events affecting specific provinces. Eastern winds are expected to transport light cloud formations that may develop into scattered showers, particularly affecting María Trinidad Sánchez, Samaná, La Altagracia, El Seibo, Barahona and Pedernales. These precipitation events are most likely to occur during morning and afternoon hours.

    Temperature patterns will remain moderate and comfortable due to combined influences from northeastern winds and occasional frontal passages. The most pleasant conditions are anticipated during nocturnal and early morning periods, with particularly noticeable effects in mountainous regions and valley areas where fog and mist formation frequently occurs.

    Looking toward Sunday, forecasters predict the approach of a weak trough system that will interact with prevailing east/southeastern winds. This meteorological combination is expected to generate occasional cloud cover with light to moderately intense showers across eastern provinces including La Altagracia, El Seibo, Hato Mayor, Samaná and María Trinidad Sánchez. Precipitation activity is projected to expand during afternoon hours toward southwestern regions and the Central Mountain Range, affecting San Cristóbal, San Pedro de Macorís, Santo Domingo, Peravia, San José de Ocoa, Azua, Monte Plata, and Monseñor Nouel before gradually diminishing by early evening.

  • WEATHER (6:00 AM, December 05): Cloudiness, passing showers today

    WEATHER (6:00 AM, December 05): Cloudiness, passing showers today

    A dominant high-pressure system is delivering generally dry conditions across the region, though residents can anticipate intermittent cloud cover and isolated showers over the coming 24-hour period. Meteorological analysts indicate that patches of low-level clouds drifting westward will be responsible for these periodic increases in cloudiness and brief precipitation events.

    Concurrently, a slight uptick in Saharan Desert dust particulate concentration is being recorded and is forecast to persist. Health officials have issued guidance for individuals with respiratory conditions, such as asthma or allergies, to take necessary precautions, which may include limiting prolonged outdoor exposure.

    Breezy conditions are expected to continue throughout the forecast period. Mariners are advised to exercise heightened vigilance as sea conditions are projected to be moderate. Significant wave heights are anticipated to reach up to 5 feet along western coastal areas and a more substantial 8 feet on eastern shores. Consequently, a Small Craft Advisory remains active due to above-normal swell activity, urging all sea users, particularly those operating along eastern coastlines, to practice extreme caution.

  • CORRECTION: Flight Operations UnAffected by Electrical Power Issues At V.C Bird International Airport

    CORRECTION: Flight Operations UnAffected by Electrical Power Issues At V.C Bird International Airport

    Authorities at Antigua’s V.C. Bird International Airport have issued an official clarification confirming that all flight operations continue uninterrupted despite recent electrical power irregularities. The airport management emphasized that backup power systems immediately compensated for any electrical fluctuations, ensuring no disruption to critical aviation infrastructure including air traffic control, runway lighting, or passenger processing systems.

    The clarification comes after initial reports circulated regarding potential power stability issues at the facility. Airport engineers have conducted comprehensive diagnostics confirming the electrical grid experienced minor anomalies that were well within the operational tolerance of the airport’s redundant power architecture. The facility’s emergency power generation systems performed as designed during these incidents.

    Passenger services, baggage handling, and security screening continued without interruption throughout the period. Airlines operating from the airport have confirmed no schedule modifications were necessary, and all departures and arrivals proceeded according to published timetables. The airport administration has reinforced its commitment to maintaining world-class infrastructure standards and transparent communication regarding operational status.

    Regular maintenance protocols have been intensified as a precautionary measure, with additional technical staff deployed to monitor power distribution systems. The airport authorities have confirmed that travelers can continue with confidence as all systems remain fully operational and monitored around the clock.

  • Have you made plans yet? This is the weather forecast for this weekend

    Have you made plans yet? This is the weather forecast for this weekend

    Meteorological authorities in the Dominican Republic are forecasting a significant increase in precipitation patterns beginning this afternoon and extending through Monday, driven by an approaching atmospheric trough interacting with moisture-rich Atlantic winds. According to expert analysis from meteorological specialist Jean Suriel, this weather system will generate moderate to heavy rainfall across extensive regions of the country, particularly during afternoon and nighttime hours.

    The persistent trough, combined with sustained humid winds, will maintain elevated precipitation probabilities throughout the weekend period. Suriel emphasized that while these conditions will produce substantial rainfall, the meteorological setup does not currently indicate risks of severe flooding within Dominican territory. The analyst did note that developing wind gusts may occur in coming days as a secondary effect of high-pressure system influences.

    Concurrently, Cold Front Number 8 is tracking toward the Bahamas and Cuba regions but is projected to remain north of Dominican airspace. While this frontal system will not directly impact the nation, its positioning will contribute to notably cooler atmospheric conditions during overnight and early morning hours nationwide. Meteorological monitoring continues as the trough system evolves, with particular attention to precipitation distribution patterns and potential weather-related impacts.

  • Cloudy Skies and Showers Continue as Cold Front Lingers Near Belize

    Cloudy Skies and Showers Continue as Cold Front Lingers Near Belize

    A persistent cold front hovering near Belize continues to generate unstable atmospheric conditions across the nation, maintaining a pattern of cloud cover, precipitation, and isolated thunderstorms. Meteorological authorities indicate that the predominant weather feature will be mostly overcast skies on Friday, with showers and thunderstorms developing primarily in offshore zones and coastal regions. As the system intensifies into the night and through Saturday morning, forecasters anticipate thickening cloud formations accompanied by widespread outbreaks of rain and electrical storms, particularly affecting coastal communities.

    Despite the unsettled conditions, the National Meteorological Service provides reassuring news regarding tropical activity. The North Atlantic Basin is projected to remain tranquil for the remainder of the 2025 hurricane season, with no tropical cyclones expected to threaten Belizean territory or its adjacent waters.

    The weekend forecast presents a gradual improvement pattern. Saturday will continue to experience periodic rainfall with occasional showers and isolated thunderstorms, most notably along coastal and southern territories. Meteorological models suggest these conditions will progressively diminish later in the day. By Sunday, residents can anticipate predominantly fair skies with only minimal, isolated shower activity.

    Concurrently, the Belize National Hydrological Service has escalated concerns by issuing an official flash flood warning for Region 9, specifically identifying vulnerability along the Belize River at More Tomorrow and downstream communities. Hydrological monitoring stations have recorded above-normal water levels at multiple critical points including the Sibun River at Freetown Sibun, the Southern Lagoon at Gales Point, and the Temash River at Crique Sarco in Region 11, prompting authorities to advise heightened vigilance in these flood-prone areas.

  • Rainy Weekend Ahead

    Rainy Weekend Ahead

    Meteorological authorities in Belize are forecasting a persistently rainy weekend as a stalled frontal system establishes itself over the nation. The system is expected to generate extensive rainfall and thunderstorms across multiple regions, prolonging wet conditions through Sunday.

    Chief Meteorologist Ronald Gordon confirmed that a saturated northerly airflow has already precipitated substantial rainfall, particularly affecting central Belize. Preliminary data from weather monitoring stations indicates precipitation accumulations ranging from one to three inches in Belize City within the past 24-hour period. The community of Hattieville experienced significantly heavier downpours, registering between five and six inches as intense rainfall persisted through nighttime hours into early morning.

    According to meteorological analysis, the approaching frontal boundary will remain nearly stationary over Belize during the coming days. Gordon elaborated on the atmospheric conditions: “A frontal boundary is currently approaching the area, preceded by a moisture-laden northeasterly airflow that is sustaining this coastal precipitation activity.” The forecaster further indicated that residents should anticipate “continued showers and potentially thunderstorms throughout Saturday extending into portions of Sunday.”

    The precipitation pattern is projected to initiate across northern and central territories before propagating nationwide. The Meteorological Service indicates that gradual atmospheric improvement is anticipated to commence by Monday, suggesting a return to more typical weather conditions.

  • Cold front to arrive in western Cuba this afternoon

    Cold front to arrive in western Cuba this afternoon

    Meteorological authorities in Cuba have issued a detailed forecast indicating a significant shift in weather patterns for the nation’s western region. The Institute of Meteorology (Insmet) reports that residents in the provinces of Pinar del Rio, Mayabeque, and the capital city of Havana should prepare for increasing cloud cover commencing in the late afternoon hours. This cloud development is expected to precipitate into showers and sustained rainfall, with meteorological models projecting an intensification of these conditions as evening approaches.

    The deteriorating weather system will bring multiple consequential effects across western Cuba. A notable increase in wind velocity is anticipated to commence tomorrow, adding another element to the unsettled conditions. Furthermore, a continued downward trend in maximum temperatures is forecasted, with the most significant drop expected by Friday, marking a distinct shift from recent conditions.

    Temperature parameters have been specifically outlined by Insmet meteorologists. Maximum daytime temperatures across affected regions will range between 28°C and 31°C (82°F and 88°F), with inland areas experiencing the warmer readings. Overnight minimums will provide some relief, settling between 21°C and 24°C (70°F and 75°F).

    Wind patterns will undergo a distinct evolution throughout the forecast period. Initial light and variable winds are predicted to shift, becoming consistently northeasterly along Cuba’s northern coastline. Wind speeds are expected to range between 10 to 25 kilometers per hour, with notably stronger gusts projected for the northwestern coastal areas. Marine conditions will reflect this atmospheric activity, with swells developing along both eastern coastlines. The northwestern coast will experience a gradual increase in swell activity beginning in the afternoon, while the remainder of the Cuban coast will see only slight swells, according to the comprehensive Insmet analysis.

  • LIVE: Opening Ceremony of the CCJ Academy for Law 8th Biennial Conference

    LIVE: Opening Ceremony of the CCJ Academy for Law 8th Biennial Conference

    In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become a cornerstone of communication and information dissemination. The act of sharing content—whether through tweets, pins, or posts—has transformed how individuals and organizations connect with their audiences. Visual elements, particularly images, play a pivotal role in capturing attention and enhancing engagement. For instance, a compelling image can evoke emotions, convey messages succinctly, and drive user interaction. The integration of multimedia content into social media strategies has proven to be a powerful tool for amplifying reach and fostering meaningful connections. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the importance of leveraging visual storytelling and interactive sharing mechanisms remains paramount for effective communication.

  • LIVE from 10AM: Dominica’s 4th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 11th Parliament

    LIVE from 10AM: Dominica’s 4th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 11th Parliament

    In the ever-evolving digital landscape, the phenomenon of live content sharing has emerged as a pivotal element of online interaction. Platforms enabling users to share, tweet, pin, and engage with live content are redefining the boundaries of real-time communication. This trend not only enhances user engagement but also fosters a sense of immediacy and community among participants. As live content continues to gain traction, it is reshaping the way information is disseminated and consumed, offering a dynamic and interactive alternative to traditional media formats. The implications of this shift are profound, influencing everything from marketing strategies to the dissemination of news and entertainment.

  • Cool airflow creates pleasant temperatures and isolated showers

    Cool airflow creates pleasant temperatures and isolated showers

    In the early hours of Sunday, the Dominican Republic witnessed a shift in weather patterns as the northeast wind brought cloudy skies and scattered rains to several provinces, including Puerto Plata, Espaillat, Hermanas Mirabal, Hato Mayor, Samaná, and Santiago. The Dominican Institute of Meteorology (Indoemt) predicts that skies will clear up across most regions by midday, with only brief and isolated showers expected, particularly in the Central Mountain Range and the northeast areas.

    Looking ahead to Monday, the weather is expected to remain relatively dry and stable. Most of the country will enjoy clear skies, with very light and isolated showers likely during the early morning or late evening. These sporadic rains will be caused by moisture carried by east/northeast winds, affecting the northern coast, the Cibao region, and the Central Mountain Range.

    Temperatures are set to drop, bringing a more pleasant and cooler feel, especially during nighttime and early morning hours. This cooling trend will be most noticeable in mountainous areas and inland valleys, where fog may also form in higher elevations. The influx of fresh air driven by east/northeast winds is responsible for these cooler conditions, which are expected to persist in the coming days.

    In Greater Santo Domingo, residents can expect scattered clouds, with temperatures ranging from a minimum of 20°C to 22°C and a maximum of 30°C to 32°C.