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Aguacero

A heavy downpour or torrential rain. In the Dominican Republic, it is a law of nature that an Aguacero only occurs when it is most inconvenient.

1. You are on foot and don't have an umbrella. 2. You just left the hair salon (a frequent weekly ritual for Dominican women). 3. You are looking sharp but have to take a public bus to avoid the Aguacero, only to arrive smelling like a stranger's rank armpit odor and fried food. 4. You are moving house and the stove and fridge are sitting in the back of an open truck.

Automatically translated from Spanish

República Dominicanaby Esno84

Aguacero

An apocalyptic deluge or a downpour so heavy it feels like the end of the world (in Panama, intense tropical rains frequently cause flash floods and mudslides).

The cars got stuck in the streets during this morning's aguacero. The aguacero caused landslides in some areas, I heard a house was buried.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Panamáby Rita.AP

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