Does anyone know of any websites that keeps up-to-date information regarding rainfall totals in the Dominican Republic? It has been raining an incredible amount in Samana this December. I was just curious to know how much rain we got so far. Please don’t give me the same answer as the guy at the colmado. He told me “mucho”. 😂
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Websites with rainfall totals
Historical - The Weather Network
Get the historical weather information for Samaná, DO from TheWeatherNetwork.com.
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Unless I am not looking in the correct place that appears to be in a historical average. I was looking for actual numbers from this year and month.
Historical - The Weather Network
Get the historical weather information for Samaná, DO from TheWeatherNetwork.com.
Thanks Bob. I did not see it on the second link but now that I clicked on the first link, I see what you are referring to. It has been an incredible amount of rain here.
The road in Punta Balandra slumped down again. Traffic is moving in one lane while they await the road cruise to put another 12 inches of asphalt on there.
We are lucky in Jarabacoa, when it rains it all drains into the rivers. Occasionally there are mountain roads that wash out but normally the forests can handle the amount of water.
Samana, Samaná Weather Forecast | MSN Weather
Get accurate hourly forecasts for today, tonight, and tomorrow, along with 10-day daily forecasts and weather radar for Samana, Samaná with MSN Weather. Stay updated on precipitation, severe weather warnings, air quality, and wildfire alerts.
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We use that simple little thing called a rain gauge. Last 6 days we're at 3.9 inches plus what's falling out there right now. We're like Bob in Jarabacoa, in Sajoma there aren't many flat spots to accumulate rain and the soil drains easily.
Check out the Dominican Republic's National Meteorological Office website; they usually have the latest rainfall stats. Also, some local weather apps give good updates.
We got at least 5" over night twice in a week as that's how far my pool was down till it over topped. I pumped the excess rain water into the cistern since Corraplata can seem to deliver water