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Latest Weather Forecast - Thursday 28th May 2020 (12 pm)

Forecast Period:

12:00 noon 28^th May 2020 to 6:00 pm 28^th May 2020

Synopsis:

The Atlantic High Pressure system is the dominant feature

Forecast:

Fair to partly cloudy, slightly hazy and breezy at times with brief isolated showers

Weather
Advisory/Warning:

None

Winds:

E - ESE at 15 - 35 km/h (9 - 22 mph)

Sea Conditions:

Slight to moderate in open water; with swells from 1.0 m to 1.5 m

Marine Advisory:

Small craft operators and sea bathers are advised to exercise caution

Upcoming Tides:

High:	********	9:48 pm
Low:	3:38 pm

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SR / SS: 10:14 / 22:14 UTC (Sunrise Sunset 2026-03-11)

Current Weather

Reported at Argyle International Airport

Current Conditions: Cloudy, slightly hazy and breezy
Winds: Northeast at 22 km/h or 14 mph
Temperature: 25.7 °C
Relative Humidity: 72 %
Barometric Pressure: 1014.7 mb
24 Hour Rainfall: Trace mm
Sunrise: 06:15 am
Sunset: 06:14 pm

Tuesday 10^th March, 2026 - 7:00 pm

72 hours outlook (2)

The Atlantic high pressure system is dominant across our islands as breezy conditions continue. Apart from a few early showers, Tuesday should be relatively fair. A passing shearline could generate cloudy skies early Wednesday and trigger a few afternoon showers. Wednesday is forecast to be fair to occasionally cloudy with a slight chance of a few light showers. In addition, slight Saharan dust haze concentrations should be noticeable across our islands during the next three days.

Moderate to strong (~25-40 km/h) north easterly to east north easterly trades are crossing our islands with a slight decrease (~35 km/h) expected from Wednesday. Seas are moderate to rough in open waters with swells ranging ranging between 1.5m and 1.8m on western coasts and near 2.7 on eastern coasts. Only vessels capable of withstanding swells of these magnitudes should venture out. Sea-bathers are advised to stay out of the water. Generally moderate sea conditions are forecast from midweek.

Meteorological Forecaster: Gregory Cato

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