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Current Weather

 Reported at Argyle International Airport

       

  • Current Conditions: Cloudy, breezy and hazy 
  • Winds: East Northeast at 20 km/h or 13 mph
  • Temperature: 29.0°C
  • Relative Humidity: 79%
  • Barometric Pressure: 1015.4 mb
  • 24 Hour Rainfall: 1.0 mm 
  • Sunrise: 05:39 am
  • Sunset: 06:34 pm

Monday 23rd June, 2025 - 10:00 am

Details
Forecast Period: 

6:00 am 23rd  June, 2025 to 12:00 noon 23rd June, 2025
Synopsis:

A tropical wave is affecting the islands
Forecast:

Cloudy to overcast at times, hazy and very breezy with scattered moderate showers, periods of light rain and isolated thunderstorms.

Weather Advisory: 

Residents and motorists in areas prone to flash-flooding and landslides or near rivers and streams should be prepared…Be aware of strong winds tonight

Winds:

ENE at 30 - 45km/h (19 – 28 mph) with gusts near showers
Sea Conditions:

Moderate to rough in open water, with swells 1.5m to 2.8m

Marine Warning:

A small craft and high surf advisory is in effect for St.Vincent and the Grenadines .Only vessels capable of withstanding swells of these magnitudes should venture out.       
Upcoming Tides:
 
High: **** 03:56 am 03:34 pm
Low: 11:41 pm(22nd) 07:28 am ****

Details

WEATHER STATEMENT for SAINT VINCENT and the GRENADINES (SVG)

Issued at 6:00 am, Sunday 22nd June, 2025

 

A moisture-surge associated with an approaching tropical wave could bring increasing cloudy skies, periods of rain, moderate-heavy showers and thunderstorm activity as well as strong/gusty winds across St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) by this evening and tonight. Sea conditions are expected to become moderate to rough in open water, with swells ranging 1.8m to 3.0m during Sunday night.

Over the next 24hours, rainfall accumulations across SVG could range 50 - 75mm (2 - 3 inches), with isolated higher amounts leading to flash-flooding and land slippage…A Flash-Flood Watch may become necessary for SVG.

…Residents and motorists in areas prone to flash-flooding and landslides or near rivers and streams should be prepared…

…Small-craft operators should be prepared for above normal swells and gusty winds, by this evening and tonight…Sea-bathers should exercise extreme caution…

Showers and thunderstorm activity are expected to decrease during Monday.

 

…The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Services will continue to monitor the Tropical Atlantic Ocean & Caribbean Sea and issue updates/advisories as necessary…

 

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