The rainfall patterns expected for the Territory over the next three months could range from 150 – 250mm (6-10 inches). This is the normal to near normal range for the Territory during this time. During this period a weak La Nina is forecasted which will have some implications on the dry season for the Caribbean region.
What to Expect
- Less intense peak of the Dry Season in the Lesser Antilles
- Marked increase in the frequency of dry spells and the potential for wildfire weather across the region
- Transition out of the Cool Season and into the 2025 Heat Season up to 1 month earlier than usual, i.e., in March or April.
- The incursion of Saharan dust into the Caribbean may well be frequent
For m0re information : https://rcc.cimh.edu.bb/files/2025/01/caricoffmamjj.pdf
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