Cuban Weather Events

Cuban Weather Events refer to significant meteorological phenomena that occur in Cuba, impacting its climate and environment. This includes tropical storms and hurricanes, which are particularly prominent during the Atlantic hurricane season from June to November. The geographical location of Cuba makes it susceptible to extreme weather caused by tropical systems originating in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. Other weather events can include heavy rainfall, floods, and droughts, affecting agriculture, infrastructure, and daily life. The interaction of local topography and ocean currents also influences weather patterns, leading to variations in temperature and precipitation across the island. Understanding these weather events is essential for disaster preparedness, climate adaptation strategies, and ecological studies in the region.