The Cuban meteorologist José Rubiera announced on his social media the arrival of a new cold front to Cuba on Monday. According to satellite forecasts, the system will bring rain and showers to several regions of the Island, as well as a drop in temperatures.
During the early hours of Monday, the cold front will bring showers, rain, and thunderstorms to the southeastern states of the United States, including northern and central Florida. As it progresses, it will reach southern Florida and later Cuba.
As it moves through Cuba, it will bring showers and rain, and it will be a front that on Monday will cross the western and central parts of the country, also reaching the central Bahamas, while lagging a little further towards the coast of Honduras in Central America," Rubiera explained in his latest report on his YouTube channel.
Behind the cold front, a mass of cold, dry continental air will move into the region, resulting in a drop in temperatures. However, this cooling will not be prolonged.
"Temperatures will drop between Monday and Tuesday in the southeast of the United States, north, central, and southern Florida, the Bahamas, and the western and central regions of Cuba," the meteorologist explained.
By Tuesday, the system, now weakened, will continue its path toward the east, gradually losing strength.
The meteorologist Raydel Ruisánchez also reported on Facebook about the arrival of the weather event.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cold Fronts in Cuba
When will the new cold front arrive in Cuba?
The new cold front will arrive in Cuba this Monday, bringing with it rain and a drop in temperatures. This phenomenon will mainly affect the western and central regions of the country.
What effects are expected from the cold front in Cuba?
The cold front will cause rain, showers, and a drop in temperatures in the western and central regions of the country. Rough seas are also expected along the northwestern coast, which could affect maritime navigation.
How will the cold front affect temperatures in Cuba?
A decline in temperatures is expected that will primarily affect the western and central regions of Cuba, with values potentially ranging between 22 and 25 degrees Celsius during midday. The perceived temperature will be lower due to northeastern winds.
What precautions should the inhabitants of Cuba take in light of the cold front?
With the arrival of the cold front, residents of Cuba are advised to take precautions due to heavy rain and possible flooding, especially in low-lying areas. They should also monitor maritime conditions and avoid navigation in areas affected by rough seas.
Filed under: