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July Was Curaçao's Second Driest July Month on Record
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July Was Curaçao's Second Driest July Month on Record

The month of July 2024 was classified as 'bone dry' by Dutch weather service Weeronline, making it the second driest July ever recorded on Curaçao. Across the island, an average of just 12 millimeters of rainfall was measured throughout the entire month. This figure falls dramatically below typical July rainfall expectations for the island. The near-record dryness is notable given that July falls within a period when Curaçao can receive some seasonal moisture. Such low precipitation levels can have consequences for water reserves, vegetation, and daily life on the island. The data places this July among the most significant dry spells in Curaçao's meteorological history since measurements first began.

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