Head of the Weather Room at Corsou Andy Luciano delivers the weekly bulletin. Today’s weather pattern of two troubles indicates that the Atlantic Ocean is slowly moving west-northwest. One of them has a high probability of developing into a tropical cyclone during the next 5 days.
More distant cyclones Gert and Katia are located in the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean moving slowly north or northwest over the next few days. A total of 12 systems have formed during the 2023 hurricane season. A total of 12 systems were named, of which three became hurricanes and two developed into major hurricanes. Tropical cyclones Gert and Katia are in the northern part of the Atlantic and continue to move slowly northward.
A tropical wave that crossed the area of Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao during the last 24 hours continues to move in a westerly direction moving away from our region. Satellite images showed a large amount of clouds of higher levels crossing the region of Aruba, Bonaire and Corsica during the morning hours. During the next few days not much activity of life is anticipated in the region of Aruba, Bonaire and Corsica.
According to the Chief of the Weather Bureau in Curaçao for the last 5 days, there is a disturbance that could become a cyclone and that probably during the next weekend will cross north of St. Maarten and Puerto Rico during Saturday and Sunday next, which means that the winds to the islands in the Caribbean will probably decrease in intensity and this will cause heat during Sunday until the beginning of Monday. The forecast for the next 5 days may have a small rain in the region of Aruba, Bonaire and Corsica, beyond slightly high temperatures.
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