It is this weekend there will be potential for rain of varying magnitude for the Yucatan Peninsulabut now it attracts attention cyclonic threat that emerged in the Atlantic central and has the possibility of reaching waters of the Caribbean Sea.
The National Hurricane Center began closely monitoring a onda tropical what has 30% chance of evolving into a cyclonic eventdepending on its movement and whether in its trajectory it feeds on the warm waters of the Caribbean, said the meteorologist. Juan Antonio Palma Solís.
Would a cyclone form in the Caribbean?
Palma Solís, in an interview with Yucatan Diaryclarified that this tropical wave is still too distant to have an accurate forecast of its trajectory and intensity.
They are evolution could take at least a weekduring which time it will be kept under surveillance to see if it represents any risk of becoming the first cyclone of the season in the Caribbean.
Weather in Yucatan on the weekend
Meanwhile, this weekend in the Yucatan Peninsula The spell of rain that occurred in the eastern area will advance to the west in various magnitudes and with volumes of between 25 and 50 ml, the result of a trough that is registered in the area.
Starting on Saturday, the effects of a tropical wave that will leave sunny and hot mornings with potential for rain, showers and even thunderstorms of various intensities in focused points of Yucatán in the afternoons.
Between 40 and 60% of the Yucatecan territory would be affected by storms on Saturday and up to 70% on Sunday.
“Seran afternoon or night rain mainly and some squalls could occur,” indicated Palma Solís.
“The greatest caution is for coastal or high seas navigation, as there could be strong winds and rain with thunderstorms. It is estimated that between 30 and 40% of the coastal strip would have thunderstorm conditions,” he explained.
Weekend with heat and muggy temperatures of 40 degrees
As far as temperatures are concerned, the maximum temperatures at noon and in the afternoon will be around from 30 to 35 degrees, with a thermal sensation of 40, but that would dissipate with the afternoon rains, which cool the atmosphere.
Regarding the monitoring of the tropical wave in the central Atlanticis still too far away to know exactly its path of movement and evolution into a tropical cyclone, the meteorologist insisted.
First real threat of a cyclone for the Yucatan Peninsula
More precise data would be available over the next week, although it is noted that, with development potential at 30% at this time, if the system approaches the Caribbeanthe warm waters of the region would be enhancing its evolution and growth.
For this reason, there will be specific surveillance, since it could be the first real threat of a cyclonic event in this season for Yucatan Peninsula.
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