Synopsis: High pressure ridge will continue to maintain a dry and stable atmosphere across the area over the next 24 hours. Meanwhile an upper level trough will cause the atmosphere across the northern Leewards and BVI to remain unstable and heighten the chances for shower activity.
Wx: Mostly cloudy skies today and tonight with periods of scattered showers, some of which could be moderate to heavy at times accompanied by isolated thunderstorms.
Winds: SE at 10-16kts..
Seas: Slight to moderate, swells 1-1.5m or 3-5ft..
Barometric Pressure: Below normal.
Sunset today: 5:46 pm.
Sunrise tomorrow: 6:18 am.
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