July 2011

A second area of showers and thunderstorms has formed to the west of the main disturbance and will bring locally heavy rainfall and gusty winds to portions of the lesser …

Present forecast takes Disturbance 23 to the west-northwest over the next several days.

Disturbance 23 has become better organized this morning.

Satellite imagery indicates that Disturbance 23 continues to become better organized today.

Satellite imagery indicates that Disturbance 23 continues to become better organized this afternoon.

An active tropical wave along with a mid to upper level trough will further increase the instability of the atmosphere over the Northeastern Caribbean over the next 24 hours.

Cloudiness, in association with a tropical wave in the vicinity of the Virgin Islands, will continue to linger across most of the Leeward Islands overnight and gradually diminish into tomorrow.

Yesterday, employees from various Government and Statutory agencies attended a one day Coastal Hazard Analysis Seminar at Moorings Marina Inn.

A flash flood watch is now in effect for the BVI until 6am tomorrow morning.