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AGROMETEOROLOGICAL FORECAST FOR FARMERS AND LIVESTOCK
PRODUCERS OF BELIZE
Period: FRIDAY
JUNE 13, 2008 UNTIL TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 2008
Synopsis: AIRFLOW A BIT DRIER AND MORE
STABLE.
Rainfall during the past 24-48 hours:
Over the past 24 hours rainfall was concentrated mostly over the Toledo
and southern Stann Creek districts.
Four-day Outlook
| Day I:
Sat. June 14 |
Day II:
Sun, June 15 |
Day III:
Mon. June 16 |
Day IV:
Tue. June 17 |
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| Coast / Inland / Hill
Max. 88 / 92 /78
Min. 79 / 74 / 70 |
Coast / Inland / Hill
Max. 88 / 92/ 80
Min 79 / 74 / 70 |
Coast / Inland / Hill
Max. 88 / 92 / 80
Min. 79 / 74 / 70 |
Coast / Inland / Hill
Max. 87 / 100 / 83
Min. 83 / 74 / 70 |
| Rain(inch)0.25-0.50 in |
Rain (inch) 0.25-0.50 |
Rain: 0.10-.25 inch |
Rain: 0.10-0.25 inch |
Feature(s)
of Agrometeorological Interest:
The rainy season began in Belize around May 29-31, 2008.
The rains were generated by the remnants of Eastern Pacific TS Alma
and the regeneration of Atlantic Basin TS Arthur just over the coast
of Belize on the morning of May 31, 2008. The rains and
thunderstorms have persisted off-and-on through June 11, 2008.
Conditions are becoming more stable but satellite images this
morning are showing moisture stream NNE over Guatemala, Belize and
Yucatan. So, we can still expect more showers especially in
the South and interior, during the next 24-48 hours.
Forecaster: R. Frutos (Agrometeorologist)
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