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Comportamiento De Las Precipitaciones Durante El Mes De Junio 2020 En La República Dominicana DESVIÓ DE LAS PRECIPITACIONES EN EL MES DE JUNIO 2020 COMPORTAMIENTO DE LAS PRECIPITACIONES DURANTE EL MES DE JUNIO 2020 EN LA REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA Durante el mes de Junio persiste el marcado déficit en los acumulados de las precipitaciones, finalizando el mismo con -45.0 % por debajo de los valores normales en todo el territorio nacional. De 64 estaciones analizadas, 54 presentaron desvíos negativos, observándose valores de lluvias por debajo de los 10.0 mm en las siguientes localidades, Monte Cristi con 1.5 mm, Duverge 2.2, San Pedro de Macorís 4.8 y Villa Vásquez con 8.7 mm respectivamente. En tanto los mayores valores de lluvias por encima de los 200.0 mm se presentaron en las localidades de Yamasá con 230.5 mm y Loma de cabrera con 280.0mm, y con valores por encima de los 100.0 mm en La Romana con 100.2, San José de Ocoa 100.8, Restauración 123.4 y Sánchez con 139.7 mm. Sólo las localidades de la Romana, San Rafael del Yuma, el Cercado, Hondo Valle, Padre Las Casas, Pedernales, Mao, Loma de Cabrera y Monción superaron los valores normales del mes. Los desvíos porcentuales durante el mes de Junio resultaron negativos en todas las regionales agropecuarias que componen el país, como se detallan en el siguiente cuadro. Regionales Lluvia Total Lluvia Normal Desvió en Desvió en Agropecuarias En mm JUNIO 1971 - 2000 mm % Este 539,1 928,1 -389,0 -41,9 Central 871,9 1789,5 -917,6 -51,3 Suroeste 569,3 751,6 -182,3 -24,3 Sur 316,8 737,1 -420,3 -57,0 Norcentral 300,6 575,2 -274,6 -47,7 Noreste 446,8 1140,9 -694,1 -60,8 Norte 117,5 384,2 -266,7 -69,4 Noroeste 826,1 945,8 -119,7 -12,7 DESVIACION DEL MES DE JUNIO 2020 DESVIACION DEL MES DE JUNIO 2020 ACUMULADOS NORMALES DESVIACIÓN DESVIACIÓN EN ESTACIONES LL (mm) LL (mm) en MM PORCENTAJE % REGIÓN NORCENTRAL (a-n)*100/n Bonao, Juma 59,1 148,1 (89,0) (60,1) REGIÓN ESTE Constanza 54,6 96,1 (41,5) (43,2) El Seibo 32,1 91,3 (59,2) (64,8) * Hato Mayor 86,9 159,7 (72,8) (45,6) Jarabacoa Met 57,1 88,6 (31,5) (35,6) A. La Romana 100,2 43,7 56,5 129,3 La Vega Met 30,5 80,5 (50,0) (62,1) Los Llanos 59,9 114,6 (54,7) (47,7) La Vega Ma 50,1 80,5 (30,4) (37,8) Punta Cana 43,3 89,7 (46,4) (51,7) Miches 52,0 103,7 (51,7) (49,9) Salcedo 49,2 81,4 (32,2) (39,6) San Pedro de Macoris 4,8 68,5 (63,7) (93,0) REGIÓN NORESTE San Rafael del Yuma 75,0 73,0 2,0 2,7 Catey (ISA) 95,9 135,3 (39,4) (29,1) Sabana de la Mar 84,9 183,9 (99,0) (53,8) REGIÓN CENTRAL Cabrera 14,0 92,1 (78,1) (84,8) A. Joaquín Balaguer 67,0 119,1 (52,1) (43,7) Cotui 23,8 135,0 (111,2) (82,4) Bayaguana 70,4 196,4 (126,0) (64,2) Pimentel (Duarte) 40,5 202,7 (162,2) (80,0) Jardín Botánico 66,8 116,4 (49,6) (42,6) La Victoria 75,9 185,7 (109,8) (59,1) Río San Juan 22,8 108,6 (85,8) (79,0) Las Américas 33,4 84,1 (50,7) (60,3) Samana 50,8 129,2 (78,4) (60,7) Sabana Grande de Boya 17,7 180,2 (162,5) (90,2) Sánchez 59,3 135,3 (76,0) (56,2) San Cristóbal Loyola 64,3 180,2 (115,9) (64,3) Rancho Arriba 44,7 104,4 (59,7) (57,2) Villa Rivas 139,7 202,7 (63,0) (31,1) San José de Ocoa (MET) 100,8 109,9 (9,1) (8,3) REGIÓN NORTE Santo Domingo Este 28,9 116,4 (87,5) (75,2) Altamira 16,1 109,4 (93,3) (85,3) Villa Altagracia 71,5 204,8 (133,3) (65,1) Yamasá 230,5 191,9 38,6 20,1 Gaspar Hernández 25,6 109,1 (83,5) (76,5) REGIÓN SUROESTE Aerop. Puerto Plata 17,1 51,0 (33,9) (66,5) Azua 14,0 57,6 (43,6) (75,7) La Isabela (P.Plata) 19,5 51,0 (31,5) (61,8) El Cercado 174,2 90,1 84,1 93,3 Elias Piña 69,0 220,5 (151,5) (68,7) Santiago Licey 39,2 63,7 (24,5) (38,5) Hondo Valle 138,1 123,2 14,9 12,1 REGIÓN NOROESTE Padre de las Casas 70,6 70,6 0,0 0,0 Dajabón Loyola 108,4 165,8 (57,4) (34,6) Peralta 28,3 103,6 (75,3) (72,7) San Juan de la Maguana 75,1 86,0 (10,9) (12,7) Las Matas de Santa Cruz 33,0 56,2 (23,2) (41,3) REGIóN SUR Mao 72,5 69,6 2,9 4,2 Barahona 31,9 100,3 (68,4) (68,2) Loma de Cabrera 280,0 165,8 114,2 68,9 Duvergé 2,2 54,7 (52,5) (96,0) Moncion 155,6 127,3 28,3 22,2 Enriquillo (Barahona) 75,3 165,0 (89,7) (54,4) Jimaní 20,4 42,7 (22,3) (52,2) Monte Cristi 1,5 31,0 (29,5) (95,2) Neyba 27,1 45,7 (18,6) (40,7) Restauracion 123,4 145,1 (21,7) (15,0) Oviedo 41,5 76,6 (35,1) (45,8) Santiago Rodríguez 43,0 128,8 (85,8) (66,6) Pedernales 34,6 21,2 13,4 63,2 Polo 83,8 230,9 (147,1) (63,7) Villa Vásquez 8,7 56,2 (47,5) (84,5).
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