Today marks 40 years since the passing of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (SSR), and the island wakes up to a day filled with tropical showers and gusty winds.
Last night brought heavy rainfall to northern Mauritius, with continued showers this morning across Pamplemousses, Pointe aux Piments, Piton, Poudre d’Or, Goodlands, Grand Gaube, and Grand Baie between 5:20 a.m. and 6:20 a.m.
Low and mid-level clouds from the southeast will continue to influence the weather in Mauritius today. Rain will persist off and on until about 9 a.m., followed by gradual improvement during the late morning. Winds will remain strong from the southeast, averaging 35 km/h.
By 2 p.m., rainfall will ease significantly across much of the island, though high clouds will continue to linger, especially over the central plateau.
The sea remains rough, with waves reaching 1.2 meters along the west coast, 1.8 meters in the north, and up to 2.8 meters along the east and south.
High tide: 9:56 and 22:40
Low tide: 3:26 and 16:33
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Rodrigues
Yesterday, Pointe Canon received 8.5 mm, Plaine Corail 6 mm, and Songes 3.5 mm of rain.
Today, strong southeasterly winds (40 km/h) will prevail, but the weather will gradually improve with more sunshine later in the day.
The sea remains rough, with waves near 3 meters offshore.
Agalega
Convective clouds are forming east of the island, and heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are likely around December 20–21, potentially giving rise to a tropical depression.
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Cyclone updates and rough sea warnings can be followed HERE.
