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Weather conditions.

May 29, 2017

Weather conditions.
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Sunset Today: 6:43 P.M. Sunrise Tomorrow: 5:36 A.M.

SURFACE WINDS:
Today through Tuesday morning: East-southeast to east with a gentle to fresh breeze of 11 to 22 mph, and higher gusts.

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SYNOPSIS:
A tropical wave and a mid- to upper-level trough are producing abundant moisture and instability across the Eastern Caribbean. Consequently, cloudiness with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms can be expected across the local region. Showers may become heavy at times, therefore, residents and users of areas prone to flooding should be vigilant as street-flooding may occur.
Slight to moderate seas are expected for the next few days with waves peaking near 6 feet. Small craft operators and sea bathers should exercise caution.

STATE OF THE SEA: Slight to moderate WAVES/SWELLS: 3 to 6 feet

SPECIAL FEATURE: None.

OUTLOOK through Wednesday morning: Partly cloudy to cloudy and with isolated showers.

FORECASTER: Connor

The next weather forecast will be issued today at 12:00 LST (16:00 UTC).

For further information visit our website: www.meteosxm.com.

Sunset Today: 6:43 P.M.                 Sunrise Tomorrow: 5:36 A.M.

SURFACE WINDS: 

Today through Tuesday morning: East-southeast to east with a gentle to fresh breeze of 11 to 22 mph, and higher gusts.

SYNOPSIS: 
A tropical wave and a mid- to upper-level trough are producing abundant moisture and instability across the Eastern Caribbean. Consequently, cloudiness with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms can be expected across the local region. Showers may become heavy at times, therefore, residents and users of areas prone to flooding should be vigilant as street-flooding may occur.

Slight to moderate seas are expected for the next few days with waves peaking near 6 feet. Small craft operators and sea bathers should exercise caution.

STATE OF THE SEA: Slight to moderate       WAVES/SWELLS: 3 to 6 feet

SPECIAL FEATURE: None.


OUTLOOK through Wednesday morning:Partly cloudy to cloudy and with isolated showers.

FORECASTER: Connor

The next weather forecast will be issued today at 12:00 LST (16:00 UTC).

For further information visit our website: www.meteosxm.com.

3-DAY FORECAST

      DAY   Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday                   WEATHER   Cloudy,
Scattered showers,
Isolated Thunder   Partly Cloudy/Cloudy, Isolated Showers,
Poss. Thunder   Partly Cloudy,
Isolated Showers                   HIGH TEMP   28oC / 82oF   28oC / 82oF   28oC / 82oF                   LOW TEMP   24oC / 75oF   24oC / 75oF   24oC / 75oF                   SUNRISE   05:36 AM   05:36 AM   05:36 AM                   SUNSET   06:43 PM   06:44 PM   06:44 PM  

Weather conditions.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/weather-conditions/

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