Sin embargo, para las autoridades la búsqueda con vida continúa y la centran, tras varias confidencias, en el pueblo de Naranjito. Familiares cuestionan por qué no se activó La Alerta Rosa el pasado domingo, cuando fue reportada como desaparecida en Bayamón.
Al momento, las confidencias no han sido tan detalladas dijo el Director Interino de Homicidios de Bayamón, Valwin Alvarado.
La mujer fue vista por última vez el pasado 27 de junio en el residencial Virgilio Dávila, en Bayamón, a eso de las 11:30pm y se supone que mañana lunes regrese a Pennsylvania, según indica su pasaje de avión, informó la Policía.
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A slow-moving frontal system with multiple storm centers rippling along it over the past several days has left a path of destruction behind: multi-vehicle crashes in Fort Worth, TX, Friday, Nashville, TN, Saturday, Oklahoma City Sunday and from Alabama to Pennsylvania Monday morning.
New England finds ourselves in the cross-hairs of this system Monday evening into Tuesday. Most of Monday brings just passing light snow showers from time to time light rain showers at the south coast but a shot of steadier light snow is expected from west to east in northern New England Monday afternoon. After dinner our First Alert Team expects snow – light at first – to increase in coverage across New England.
Several more rounds of snow heading our way as cold temperatures persist
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More snow is heading our way this week, bringing an additional 1 to 4 inches of accumulation. (AccuWeather.com).
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Temperatures are expected to top out at the freezing point in central Pennsylvania Monday as another round of snow heads our way.
According to the National Weather Service at State College, Monday will be mostly sunny with a high of 32 and a low of 24.
Tuesday-morning commuters should watch for slippery road conditions. A 60 percent chance of snow is expected after 4 a.m., turning into a 70 percent chance of rain and snow before 2 p.m., then a 40 percent chance of snow until 3 p.m. About an inch of accumulation is expected. Tuesday should see a high of 39 and a low of 21.