Mauritius Escapes Cyclone Eleanor – Schools Closed, Cleanup Begins

No cyclone warning is in effect for Mauritius, according to the latest cyclone bulletin issued by the meteorological station at 18:10 on Thursday 22nd February 2024.

Following the recommendation of the National Crisis Committee, cyclone warnings for Mauritius have been lifted.

It should be noted that cloud bands associated with Eleanor will continue to influence the weather on the island with intermittent rain, moderate at times, and isolated thunderstorms.

There will be pockets of fog on high ground tonight and tomorrow morning. The wind will be blowing from the southwest at around 30 km/h with gusts of 70 km/h under showers.

The sea will remain rough with waves of 6 to 8 meters offshore. It is strongly advised for the public not to venture into the sea and onto the beaches.

Consequently, schools will remain closed this Friday 23rd February. The news has been confirmed by the Ministry of Education.

After the passage of Storm Eleanor, cleaning up will take place on Friday. Classes will resume on Monday.

Source: Defi Media