The Emergency Operations Center (COE) raised alert levels to yellow for 14 provinces in the Dominican Republic on Monday, August 31. This decision follows an increased risk of flooding in the Gran Santo Domingo and San Cristóbal regions due to heavy rainfall.
The adverse weather conditions are attributed to the combination of a tropical wave, a trough, and the remnants of tropical storm Dolly. Authorities have implemented these measures to mitigate potential damage and ensure public safety across the affected areas.
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