Isolated showers will mark this Saturday in the Dominican Republic, according to the Dominican Meteorological Institute (Indomet). A high-pressure system dominates much of the territory, bringing clear skies and sparse cloudiness in most regions.
Areas affected by isolated showers in the morning
During the morning, east winds and topography will generate isolated showers in La Altagracia, Samaná, and María Trinidad Sánchez. These precipitation will be transient, with no major impact on the rest of the country.
Displacement of rain towards the interior during the afternoon
By the afternoon, the isolated showers will move to El Seibo, Hato Mayor, Monte Plata, Sánchez Ramírez, Monseñor Nouel, La Vega, Santiago, San José de Ocoa, and San Cristóbal. They could prolong until evening, although with moderate intensity.
Cool temperatures and fog in winter season
Temperatures will remain cool and pleasant, especially at night, early morning, and morning. In interior valleys and mountainous areas, fog and mist will be common, typical of the Dominican winter. Historically, January averages 25°C diurnal and 18°C nocturnal in the Cibao, according to Indomet data from previous years.
Meteorological experts highlight that this anticyclonic pattern is recurrent in the first days of the year, reducing the risk of floods seen in December. In 2025, isolated showers similar to those affected only 15% of the provinces, minimizing alerts.
- Clear skies in most of the country.
- Isolated showers limited to the east and northeast.
- Cool temperatures with morning fog.
Indomet recommends following official updates. This forecast reflects the seasonal stability, with isolated showers that do not alter daily plans in most areas.
