As I said in another thread this was a tropical storm rainfall event but without the winds.
When will a real true dry trend comes to the paradise of the caribbean where the tourists can go to the beaches to take the tropical sun again?
The wettest november in the past 50 years in Puerto Rico
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The wettest november in the past 50 years in Puerto Rico
The director of the San Juan NWS office Israel Matos said this morning at a press conference that preliminary data suggests that this rain event that Puerto Rico has and continue to experience and until this rain event goes away completly the offcial rainfall amounts wont be complete but what PR already has recieved in terms of rainfall it is more than what hurricanes Hugo and Georges brought to this island.
As I said in another thread this was a tropical storm rainfall event but without the winds.
When will a real true dry trend comes to the paradise of the caribbean where the tourists can go to the beaches to take the tropical sun again?
As I said in another thread this was a tropical storm rainfall event but without the winds.
When will a real true dry trend comes to the paradise of the caribbean where the tourists can go to the beaches to take the tropical sun again?
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msbee wrote:truist me Luis
it's going to happen!
we actually have sun shining today here
and soon you will too
I promise!
That is a good sign that you have the sun there because this trough is moving west so it will be out of the area by tommorow I hope then the rivers can go down and the grounds dry up and cleanup all the affected areas.
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