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Mariangelis Marrero

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  1. Community

    Hot Day Expected in Puerto Rico as Drier Period Begins

    On Wednesday, Puerto Rico is expected to experience a hot day as the island transitions to a drier period, according to Mariangelis Marrero Colón, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service (NWS).

  2. Weather

    2026 Hurricane Season Could Break Record for Quietest September Since 1914

    Meteorologist Mariangelis Marrero of the National Weather Service (NWS) told El Nuevo Día that the Atlantic hurricane basin remains unusually quiet this September, and if no new storm forms before month’s end, 2026 could break the record for the least active September, set in 1914.

  3. Weather

    Remnants of Dolly Approaching, Expected to Bring Rain to Puerto Rico

    The remnants of what was tropical storm Dolly, now a tropical wave, are expected to begin affecting Puerto Rico from Sunday afternoon, bringing increased shower activity, wind gusts, and deteriorating marine and coastal conditions.

  4. Community

    Rainfall from Trough Leaves Up to 2 Inches in Some Areas, But Drought Persists

    The rainfall associated with the trough that passed near Puerto Rico on Tuesday left accumulations of up to two inches in some areas, but was not enough to significantly alleviate the drought affecting several sectors of the island.

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