US EditionMeteorological Service Issues Yellow Alert for 5 Provinces: Risk of Sudden Floods and Flash Floods.
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Saltillo, Coah., April 30, 2026.– The Secretariat of Government, through the Undersecretary of Civil Protection of the State, reports that the interaction of various meteorological systems, including a channel of low pressure, atmospheric instability, a vacuum in height, the current in subtropical jet and the front cold number 48, which is... Read more →
SANTO DOMINGO. – The Emergency Operations Center (COE) increased the level of yellow alert to 15 provinces and the National District, while maintaining another 9 on green alert, due to the incidence of a flood associated with a frontal system. On yellow alert are María Trinidad Sánchez, Santiago, Duarte (with special attention to the Bajo [...]
The Emergency Operations Center (COE) reported that at 5:30 p.m. it increased and maintains alert levels in much of the national territory, due to rains caused by a flood associated with a frontal system. The agency indicated that 16 provinces are on yellow alert and 9 on green alert, facing the risk of urban and rural floods, floods of rivers, streams and ravines, as well as landslides. According to the report, there are expected moderate showe…
The Ministry of Interior, based on data from the General Directorate of Meteorology, issued a yellow code meteorological warning for 5 provinces. Citizens were urged to be cautious against adverse conditions such as sudden floods, flash floods, lightning, and strong winds.
The Emergency Operations Center reported that the number of provinces under yellow alert has increased to 15, while 10 remain under green alert, due to the effects of a trough that will continue to generate heavy rains across much of the country. This measure responds to the risk of flash floods in urban and rural areas, overflowing rivers, streams, and ravines, as well as landslides, according to bulletins from the Dominican Institute of Meteor…
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