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Sunday November 24th |
Monday November 25th |
Tuesday November 26th |
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Partly cloudy-cloudy, breezy at times, scattered showers & thunderstorms |
Fair-occasionally cloudy, breezy, a few scattered showers & isolated thunderstorms |
Fair-occasionally cloudy, breezy, a few scattered showers & isolated thunderstorms |
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Weather Advisory: Remain Alert
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Weather Advisory/Warning: None |
Weather Advisory/Warning: None |
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Seas: Slight to moderate 1.0m to 1.5m / 3ft to 5ft |
Seas: Moderate in open water 1.5m to 2.5m / 5ft to 8ft |
Seas: Moderate in open water 1.5m to 2.5m / 5ft to 8ft |
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Marine Advisory: Extreme Caution…Occasional northerly swells, breaking wave action & rip currents
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Marine Advisory: Above normal, occasional northerly swells, rip currents & gusty winds
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Marine Advisory: Above normal, occasional northerly swells, rip currents & gusty winds |
Weather Discussion:
As low-level troughs cross the islands, unstable conditions continue to support occasional cloudy skies with periods of rain, pockets of moderate-heavy showers and occasional thunderstorm activity across St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG)…Residents and motorists in areas prone to flash-flooding and landslides or near rivers and streams should be prepared.
Gentle-moderate (15 - 25km/h) breeze across our islands vary in direction between north-east and east south-east in some locations. Wind speeds gradually increase (25 - 35km/h) during Sunday.
Sea conditions are slight to moderate in open water, with occasional northerly swells ranging 0.5m to 1.0m west of our islands and up to 1.5m east of our islands…Long period waves are likely to reach our shores tonight/early Sunday, resulting in dangerous breaking wave action and rip currents. Wind speeds could cause swells to rise by Monday, with moderate (1.5 - 2.5m) sea conditions across SVG…Small-craft operators and sea-bathers should exercise extreme caution.
The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Services will continue to monitor developments across the Caribbean Sea and Tropical Atlantic Ocean, issuing updates/advisories as necessary.
Meteorological Forecaster: Joan Mc Donald