Currently en República Dominicana — 30 de octobre: Sensación térmica más calurosa en República Dominicana

El tiempo, currently.

Ya se disipó la masa de aire polar en República Dominicana, por lo que ha incrementado la sensación térmica en gran parte del país: se ha registrado un cambio en la dirección del viento en las últimas horas, procediendo desde el este y este-sureste, entrando más humedad marina tanto desde el Atlántico como desde el Mar Caribe.

La buena noticia es que la frescura se quedará en las noches y madrugadas hasta principios de abril 2024.

Actualmente tenemos la combinación de un sistema de baja presión y una vaguada al norte del Caribe, por lo que el panorama meteorológico se tornará lluvioso en laz próximas 24 a 48 horas durante las tardes y las noches.

— Jean Suriel

What you need to know, currently.

There is so much happening in our world right now, and to me, it’s one of those moments that seem to be occurring with increasing frequency where it feels like everything is imminently about to get worse.

It’s spooky season, but for the planet.

I’ve been waiting for just the right time to share an essential video series on embracing radical uncertainty in the climate emergency that features Christiana Figueres, Rebecca Solnit, and Roshi Joan Halifax. I think now’s the time.

It’s just as good as it sounds. If you have a couple of hours this week, the 10-part series moves quickly. But honestly it’s so important, it’s best not to rush it. I suggest watching 15 minutes a day, and then giving yourself some time in nature each day to process any personal response you might feel. Don’t judge yourself or your response — remember that you and your body are also part of this planet. You belong here. We all do.

We are all here on Earth together at a uniquely important moment in human history. Each of us have an essential place in this time of transition to a more life-filled existence that works for every living thing.

— Eric Holthaus

What you can do, currently.