Tropical Storm Dolly: Weakening forecast before reaching the Caribbean
Tropical Storm Dolly continues its movement over Atlantic waters, maintaining an organized structure during the early hours of this Friday. However, the most recent meteorological forecasts indicate that the system will lose strength significantly before approaching the northeastern Caribbean area.
According to specialized reports, despite the weakening trend, the remaining moisture associated with this phenomenon could generate an increase in rainfall over the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. It is estimated that these meteorological effects will manifest with greater intensity between Sunday and Monday.
Current status and preventive measures
So far, authorities have not issued any tropical cyclone watches, warnings, or advisories for the Dominican, Puerto Rican, or U.S. Virgin Islands coasts. Despite the absence of direct warnings, the public should stay informed regarding any changes in the forecast.
Meteorological authorities are maintaining constant surveillance over Dolly’s trajectory, intensity, and structure to determine any changes that could alter weather conditions in the coming days.
Alofoke Deportes
Given the changing nature of these atmospheric phenomena, it is essential to follow the official updates from relief agencies. Alofoke Deportes will continue to monitor the progress of this system to provide precise details on its impact on the region.
