A cloud streamer off the Culebra Island became enhanced by local effects across the Luquillo rain forest and along the northern slopes to the San Juan metropolitan area, resulting in isolated to scattered showers, with estimated radar rainfall amounts that ranged from one inch to three inches.
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A cloud streamer off the Culebra Island became enhanced by local effects across the Luquillo rain forest and along the northern slopes to the San Juan metropolitan area, resulting in isolated to scattered showers, with estimated radar rainfall amounts that ranged from one inch to three inches.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
1 heavy rain. Local standard time, as filed.
Road flooding was reported along the Martinez Nadal Avenue, San Patricio exit. One vehicle was reported stranded by the urban flood.
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