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Rain Expected Over West Mauritius and Central Plateau This Sunday

The Vacoas meteorological station forecasts localised showers over western Mauritius and the central plateau on Sunday 15 November, with temperatures reaching 32°C.

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Mauritius can expect a mixed Sunday on 15 November, according to the latest forecast from the Mauritius Meteorological Services, based in Vacoas on the central plateau.

Morning conditions will be partly cloudy, with some light rain possible along the eastern side of the island. Those heading out early on the east coast should be prepared for a damp start to the day.

By the afternoon, showers are expected to become more widespread across the western half of the island and over the central plateau. These will be localised, meaning conditions can vary significantly from one area to the next within a short distance.

Temperatures will range between 25 and 32 degrees Celsius across the island, with cooler conditions typically found at higher elevations such as Curepipe and Vacoas, and warmer, more humid weather along the coast, particularly in the north and west.

The Mauritius Meteorological Services, headquartered at Vacoas in the Plaines Wilhems district, is the government body responsible for weather forecasting across the island and its dependencies. It operates a network of monitoring stations and issues daily forecasts as well as cyclone warnings during the southern hemisphere storm season, which runs from November to May.

Sunday is a popular day for outdoor activities, beach visits and hiking in Mauritius, so residents and visitors planning trips to western coastal areas like Flic en Flac, Tamarin or La Preneuse should factor in the likelihood of afternoon showers. Those heading inland to Black River Gorges National Park or the central plateau region should also carry light rain gear.

No weather warnings are currently in place. The forecast represents typical transitional-season weather for Mauritius in mid-November, as the island moves from its cooler, drier winter into the hotter, wetter summer months.

Source: Le Defi Media

Frequently Asked Questions

Which parts of Mauritius will get rain on Sunday 15 November?−

The Mauritius Meteorological Services forecasts localised showers over the western half of the island and the central plateau during the afternoon of Sunday 15 November. Some light rain is also expected in the east during the morning.

What temperatures are expected in Mauritius on 15 November 2025?−

Maximum temperatures will range between 25 and 32 degrees Celsius across Mauritius, with cooler conditions at higher elevations like Curepipe and Vacoas, and warmer weather along the coastal lowlands.

Where is the Mauritius Meteorological Services based?−

The Mauritius Meteorological Services is based in Vacoas, in the Plaines Wilhems district on the central plateau. It is the official government body responsible for weather forecasting and cyclone warnings across Mauritius and its dependencies.

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Originally reported by Le Defi Media

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