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Flooding was mainly Port Louis - we all experienced heavy rain but nothing like Port Louis - if you google Mauritius flooding you will see the areas affected.

Someone told me today they heard in the news that before the Caudan was built there were huge flood drains, but that they have been either filled in or removed and that is what caused the problem, if the old big drains had remained the water would have drained away - how true this is I don't know, I am sure there must have been other factors too.

No one ever knows where areas will flood, which areas cyclones will effect until it actually happens.

I think asking which areas to avoid is like asking how long is a piece of string

Good luck

Thank you, Rosie. I did check on Youtube and saw several Mauritius flood videos and noticed that the floods happen every two years or so. But now with this crazy global weather who knows! I know that there are more rainy days in the forcast for Mauritius and wish you all blessings of safety.

Thank you again,

Misty

Mistyb wrote:

Thank you, Rosie. I did check on Youtube and saw several Mauritius flood videos and noticed that the floods happen every two years or so. But now with this crazy global weather who knows! I know that there are more rainy days in the forcast for Mauritius and wish you all blessings of safety.

Thank you again,

Misty

Maybe look at the history of the floods, that will tell/show you the areas that were flooded.

My uncle who lives in Moka said that rocks also fell on roads? Also heard the flood just affected Port Louis.

Flooding was mostly in and around Port Louis. However, there is no need to worry about heavy rainfall as we are entering winter in a few weeks and rains are pretty much rare during those periods.