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Havana.  February 19, 2007

Cubans experience the coldest morning of the winter season

HAVANA, February 19 (PL)—. The Cuban people awoke today to the lowest temperature of the current winter season due to the 16th cold front to enter national territory.

To this climatological phenomenon can be added another frontal system felt throughout a large part of national territory since the early hours of Sunday morning.

The Meteorological Institute confirmed that the coming week will see an intensification of wintry conditions and temperatures could drop to new lows, together with rainfall covering almost the entire country.

For his part, this Sunday, Dr. José Rubiera did not specify to what degree temperatures will fall but he warned the population that Monday would be a very cold day.

This situation is owed to the arrival of a reinforcement of a mass of continental cold air that follows a cold front.

“It’s not normal for there to be cold in February, what is abnormal is that there has not been any up to now,” commented Rubiera.

Cuban radio and television broadcast a warning from the Meteorological Institute indicating the arrival of a new cold front to the western region.

In the Cabo San Antonio – the most westerly point of the country – gusts of up to 85 kilometers per hour were registered, followed by Casa Blanca in the City of Havana with 76 kilometers per hour and the region of Bahía Honda at 64 kilometers per hour.

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