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Latest Weather Forecast - Wednesday 22nd January 2020 (6 pm)

Forecast Period:

6:00 pm 22nd January 2020 to 6:00 am 23rd January 2020

Synopsis:

A shearline will continue to affect the islands

Forecast:

Partly cloudy to cloudy with light to moderate showers

Weather
Advisory/Warning:

None

Winds:

Generally East at 15 - 30 km/h ( 9 – 19 mph )

Sea Conditions:

Slight to moderate in open water ; swells 1.0 m to 2.0 m

Marine
Advisory/Warning:

NONE

Upcoming Tides:

High:	4:09 am	********
Low:	7:58 pm	1:14 pm

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SR / SS: 10:11 / 22:15 UTC (Sunrise Sunset 2026-03-15)

Current Weather

Reported at Argyle International Airport

Current Conditions: Cloudy, breezy and hazy
Winds: Northeast at 33 km/h or 21 mph
Temperature: 24.8 °C
Relative Humidity: 89 %
Barometric Pressure: 1013.1 mb
24 Hour Rainfall: 6.1 mm
Sunrise: 06:12 am
Sunset: 06:15 pm

Sunday 15^thMarch, 2026 - 6:00 pm

72 hours outlook (2)

Weak unstable conditions will continue to affect our islands tonight (Saturday) and occasional cloudy skies could result in scattered moderate showers along Sunday. Relatively fair and breezy conditions are likely on Monday and Tuesday. In addition, varying concentrations of Saharan dust haze will cross our islands within the next three days.

Moderate to fresh (~20-35 km/h) north easterly to east north easterly trades are crossing our islands and should become strong (~40 km/h) from Sunday. Seas are moderate in open waters but will deteriorate and become moderate to rough by mid-morning Sunday as wind speeds increase. A small craft and high surf advisory will be in effect as swells are expected to range between 2.0 m to 3.0 m (7ft-10ft). Only vessels capable of withstanding swells of these magnitudes should venture out. Sea-bathers are advised to stay out of the water.

Meteorological Forecaster: Gregory Cato

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