US EditionSnm: the Risk of Localized Flooding Associated with Jerry Is Maintained
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The National Meteorology Service (SNM) warned of a limited to high risk of flooding located for this Saturday in eastern Puerto Rico, Vieques, Culebra and the Virgin Islands, due to the humidity associated with the outer bands of tropical storm Jerry. According to the report of the SNM, although the system will continue to move to the northeast of the Caribbean, the highest humidity will persist until at least Sunday. This could generate downpou…
San Juan – Tropical Storm Jerry continues to move away from the northeast of the Caribbean, but its remaining humidity maintains unstable conditions over Puerto Rico today, Saturday. The National Weather Service (SNM) warned that the risk of flooding remains high, especially in the municipalities of the interior and east of the island, where heavy and thunderous rains are expected isolated during the afternoon. These rains could generate additio…
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