Currently en República Dominicana — 13 de noviembre: Inicia la semana laboral con escasas lluvias en República Dominicana

El tiempo, currently.

Luego de más de seis días con precipitaciones en gran parte de República Dominicana por la influencia de una vaguada, la semana laboral inicia sin lluvias de importancia y con un panorama meteorológico despejado o medio nublado a nivel nacional.

Solo los vientos húmedos, en la tarde de este lunes, podrían generar ligeros chubascos hacia el noreste, noroeste y Cordillera Central: para el resto del país predominará un sistema de alta presión, que aportará estabilidad en gran parte del territorio dominicano.

Estaremos vigilando activamente el oeste del Mar Caribe por el potencial de desarrollo de una depresión o tormenta a partir del miércoles.

Mucha atención en República Dominicana con la evolución de este fenómeno atmosférico, ya que los modelos de pronóstico prevén períodos lluviosos significativos desde el miércoles hasta el fin de semana.

— Jean Suriel

What you need to know, currently.

The new Currently Weather Service is designed to be a complete re-imagination of what a weather service can be in the era of climate change.

It’s the most interactive and customizable digital weather service I’ve ever personally encountered.

The launch version of the weather service is just the beginning. We want to continually improve this service in direct response to what people actually need and how people are using it. And that’s where you come in.

Could you take this two-minute survey right now to help us understand what your dream weather service would be like? (A few of you may have already received a link to the survey.)

This survey will be part of the baseline data we’ll use to build the weather service around the community’s needs and make sure it’s something people love to use.

For us, this launch is at the heart and soul of what we want to do and what we stand for: timely, accurate and easy to understand weather information for everyone, everywhere.

I’m so thankful to be taking this journey with you. More soon!

— Eric Holthaus

What you can do, currently.