The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are expected to cause an increase in rainfall and wind gusts across the Dominican Republic starting Sunday afternoon, with effects potentially lasting through Tuesday. The forecast was officially announced by Gloria Ceballos, the director of the Dominican Institute, who warned of the impending weather conditions.
The incoming weather system brings the risk of prolonged precipitation and localized wind impacts to the region over a multi-day period. Emergency preparedness and monitoring are anticipated as the country braces for the storm's lingering effects.
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