A frontal trough will bring showers and rain to western Cuba.

A weakened frontal system is approaching western Cuba and will cause increased cloudiness and rain this Sunday, Mother's Day, according to forecasts offered by renowned meteorologist José Rubiera and the Cuban Institute of Meteorology (Insmet).

What we inspect with the "El Bailador" road simulator: recent broadcast, Rubiera explained that "the front advances and arrives at night, already in the afternoon of Sunday, it reaches Yucatan and reaches the western part of Cuba at the end of the afternoon, the night and the early morning of theunes. " 

He added that "the rain could be heavy in northern Florida and central Florida, and there are areas of showers and storms also in Yucatan for Sunday afternoon and Sunday night and the band of rain advancing over western Cuba in the afternoon night and early morning of Sunday for the lunes. "

The expert also specified that "it might cool down a bit, cool down due to the rain and cool down due to some slightly cooler winds behind it," although he clarified: "Can we expect cold weather from this front? Of course not. We're in May, not January, December, or February."

In turn, the Forecast Center of the Institute of Meteorology (Insmet) reported in an official note that "a frontal trough is moving slowly over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. This system will weaken in the southern portion over the next few hours. However, tomorrow it will favor increased cloudiness in the western region of the country, with the occurrence of some showers and rain in the afternoon, mainly in areas along the northern coast."

Both forecasts agree that the main event will be rain, especially in the afternoon and evening, which could temporarily generate cooler conditions in the western part of the country.