Meteorological forecaster Henry Agramonte reported on Monday that the remnants of tropical storm Dolly are expected to bring between 50 and 75 millimeters of rainfall to the Dominican Republic. The precipitation will primarily impact the northern and northeastern regions of the country.
The forecasted rainfall is attributed directly to the storm's remnants moving through the area. Authorities have identified the specific regions anticipated to receive the bulk of the accumulation as the northern and nordeste territories.
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