WEATHER:
THIS EVENING: PARTLY CLOUDY AND GENERALLY DRY DURING THE OVERNIGHT, EARLY MORNING AND TOMORROW: PARTLY CLOUDY WITH A POSSIBLE PASSING SHOWER
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 32 CENTIGRADES MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 26 CENTIGRADES HEAT INDEX DURING AND AROUND THE AFTERNOON HOURS: 33 TO 38 DEGREES CELSIUS UV INDEX: 12
SUNSET : 6:51 PM
SUNRISE: 6:38 AM.
WIND: FROM NORTHEAST TO SOUTHEAST DIRECTIONS AND LIGHT TO MODERATE; FORCE 2 TO 4 (7 TO 30 KM/HR, 4 TO 16 KNOTS).
SYNOPSIS FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS:
THE PRESSURE GRADIENT IN THE CARIBBEAN IS MINIMAL AND WILL STILL CAUSE WEAK WINDS IN THE REGION. HOWEVER, WINDS WILL PICK UP DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS. OTHERWISE, THE LOWER LAYERS OF THE ATMOSPHERE REMAIN RELATIVELY DRY AND THIS WILL RESTRICT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAIN PRODUCING CLOUDS.
MOREOVER, SWELLS FROM THE NORTH-NORTHEAST ARE INVADING THE REGIONAL WATERS AND MAKE FOR FAIRLY ROUGH SEAS ON THE EAST TO NORTHWEST COASTAL WATERS. HOWEVER, THESE SWELLS WILL SUBSIDE COMPLETELY BY SATURDAY.
MARINE CONDITIONS/ STATE OF THE SEA:
ON THE PROTECTED SITES: SMOOTH: AROUND 1 FOOT. ON THE SOUTH SECTIONS: SLIGHT AT 1 TO 2 FEET. ON THE EAST TO NORTHWEST COASTLINES: MODERATE TO LOCALLY FAIRLY ROUGH AT 3 TO 4, LOCALLY 5 FEET
WARNINGS/ ADVISORIES:
OPERATORS OF SMALL VESSELS MUST EXERCISE CAUTION ON THE EAST TO NORTHWEST COASTAL REGIONS.
SPECIAL FEATURES: NONE
RAINFALL POTENTIAL FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS: LESS THAN 1 MM; THIS CAN BE LOCALLY DIFFERENT.
OBSERVED TEMPERATURE (CENTIGRADE) AND RAINFALL (MM) IN THE LAST 24 HOURS (8 AM TO 8 AM):
AIRPORT : MAX 32 / MIN 25 / 0.0 MM
WESTPUNT: MAX 32 / MIN 25 / 0.0 MM
STA ROSA: MAX 32 / MIN 25 / 0.0 MM
WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE UPCOMING 3 DAYS:
PARTLY CLOUDY, WITH NO SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION. WINDS WILL BE GENTLE TO MODERATE FROM THE NORTHEAST TO EAST AND FREESH IN GUSTS. MAX/ MIN TEMPERATURES (CENTIGRADES) WILL BE: 33 / 27