72 Hours Outlook

Sunday  

October 13th          

Monday

October 14th                  

Tuesday

October 15th        

Partly cloudy-cloudy, breezy, scattered showers, moderate-haze…increasing showers & thunderstorms

Occasionally cloudy, scattered showers, thunderstorms & slight-haze

Partly cloudy, a few showers & a film/slight-  haze

Weather Advisory:

Be Alert…showers and thunderstorm activity increase by evening

Weather Advisory:

Exercise Caution

 

Weather Advisory/Warning:

None

Seas: Slight to moderate

1.0m to 2.0m/ 3ft to 6.5ft

Seas: Slight to moderate

1.0m to 1.8m/ 3ft to 6ft

Seas: Slight to moderate

0.5m to 1.5m/ 1.5ft to 5ft

Marine Advisory:

Above normal swells & occasional rip currents  

Marine Advisory:

Occasional northerly swells & rip currents

Marine  Advisory/Warning:

None

Weather Discussion:                                                                    

Weak unstable conditions are crossing our islands, with a few showers and isolated thunderstorms across St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), possibly increasing tonight. By late Sunday, unstable conditions could enhance showers and thunderstorm activity across SVG…Residents and motorists in areas prone to flash-flooding and landslides or near rivers and streams should exercise caution…Showers and thunderstorm activity are expected to decrease during Tuesday. Varying concentrations of Saharan dust could create slight/moderate-haze across our area at times.

Moderate-occasionally fresh (20 - 30km/h) breeze across our islands could vary between north-east and east south-east in some locations.

Sea conditions across SVG are slight to moderate in open water, with occasional northerly swells near 1.0m west of our islands and up to 2.0m east of our islands…Small-craft operators and sea-bathers should exercise caution for breaking wave action and rip currents due to long-period waves.

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

 Meteorological Forecaster: Joan Mc Donald

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