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Flood November 3, 2022 · Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

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What the National Weather Service wrote

A report from broadcast media indicated flooding occurring along a bridge next to La Marqueta El Tamarindo in Adjuntas.

The wider storm

A very wet and unsettled pattern affected the islands on the first weekend of November. The trough was on the most favorable position for shower development on November 4th, increasing instability aloft. A surface low was induced, causing winds to shift from the south. As a result, a significant flux of moisture was observed. An organized event of rain and thunderstorms was detected, affecting, once again, the south, east and central regions of Puerto Rico. These rains, along with previous rainfalls during the fall months, resulted in numerous reports of mudslides, flooding and rivers overflowing.

Began near Adjuntas (18.1624, -66.7264).

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1063837. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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