Synopsis: A slack pressure gradient resulting from a trough in the western Atlantic is producing light to gentle winds across the area with a southerly component. As a result, this is bringing relatively warmer more moist air into the region causing the atmosphere to be a bit unsettled potentially leading to some rainfall activity. Meanwhile, Saharan dust concentration is expected to increase across the area.
Weather tonight: Partly cloudy becoming cloudy at times with a 60 percent or a moderate chance of showers.
Weather tomorrow: Partly sunny with a 50 percent or a moderate chance of showers.
Winds: West tonight and north tomorrow with speeds ranging from 9 to 17 km/h or 6 to 10 mph becoming calm or variable at times.
Seas: not exceeding 1.5 metres or 5 feet.
Sunrise tomorrow: 5:57 am.
Photo Credit: Jacqueline Archibald
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饾棖饾椉饾椈饾榿饾椂饾椈饾槀饾棽 饾榿饾椉 饾棸饾椀饾棽饾棸饾椄 饾榿饾椀饾棽 饾棗饾棗饾棤 饾棶饾椊饾椊, 饾棛饾棶饾棸饾棽饾棷饾椉饾椉饾椄, 饾棞饾椈饾榾饾榿饾棶饾棿饾椏饾棶饾椇, 饾棫饾槃饾椂饾榿饾榿饾棽饾椏 饾棶饾椈饾棻 饾椉饾槀饾椏 饾槃饾棽饾棷饾榾饾椂饾榿饾棽 饾槃饾槃饾槃.饾棷饾槂饾椂饾棻饾棻饾椇.饾棸饾椉饾椇 饾棾饾椉饾椏 饾槀饾椊饾棻饾棶饾榿饾棽饾榾.
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