Scattered moderate showers are forecast tonight across Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) as unstable conditions continue to linger across the island chain. In addition, model guidance is indicating the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. By tomorrow morning, mostly fair conditions will emerge and little to no significant shower activity is anticipated throughout the day.
The chance of a few scattered showers increases from late Thursday night into Friday. In addition, some showers are possible Friday night into Saturday. Also, Saharan dust intrusion will thin out resulting in an improvement in visibility and air quality from Thursday night.
Winds will be blowing predominantly from the east south east (ESE) at approximately 10km/h – to 25km/h becoming easterly on occasions. This gentle to moderate wind flow will continue into the weekend. Consequently, generally slight sea conditions with swells peaking to 0.5m on the western coasts and 1.2m on the eastern coasts are forecast during the next 72 hours.