Saharan Dust Cloud to Bring Dry, Hazy Heat to Dominican Republic

Saharan Dust Cloud to Blanket Dominican Republic, Reducing Rain Chances Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – June 2, 2025 – The Dominican Republic is bracing for several days of dry, hazy, and hot weather as a dense Saharan dust cloud blankets the nation. According to meteorological analyst Jean Suriel, this weather pattern will persist until Wednesday, June 4th. "The densa nube de polvo del Sahara is currently impacting the country, significantly reducing the possibility of rainfall," stated Suriel in a recent video report for CDN. He explained that the dust cloud is suppressing the effects of a weather trough. Suriel's report highlights the impact on air quality, advising those with respiratory issues to take precautions. The dry conditions are also expected to exacerbate existing water shortages in some areas. While the dust cloud brings dry conditions, the video also points towards a change in weather patterns. The arrival of a weather trough is anticipated to bring moderate to heavy rains to the northern, northwestern, and central regions of the country starting Wednesday. The video suggests that the public should be prepared for this shift. The CDN report concludes with a reassuring message, highlighting the importance of staying informed and prepared for the changing weather conditions.