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The Dominican Institute of Meteorology (Indomet) has reported that weather conditions across the Dominican Republic this Friday are characterized by high temperatures and the presence of Saharan dust. The atmospheric conditions are expected to result in an opaque, grayish sky throughout the day due to limited humidity levels and moderate concentrations of particulate matter from the Sahara Desert.

Meteorologists indicate that the combination of local orographic effects and daytime heating may influence weather patterns toward the end of the afternoon. These factors remain the primary drivers of the current meteorological environment in the region.