Synopsis: A weak surface
trough will move across the islands overnight into tomorrow morning, thus
causing the atmosphere to become moist and unstable during that time. Meanwhile
a dry and stable atmosphere will continue to linger across the BVI over the
next 24 hours.
Wx: Partly cloudy skies
tonight and tomorrow with periods of brief passing showers.
Winds: ENE at
4-10kts becoming lighter and variable overnight..
Seas: Moderate,
swells 1.2-1.8m or 4-6ft. Small craft operators and sea bathers should continue
to exercise caution..
Barometric
Pressure: Well
below normal.
Sunrise
tomorrow: 6:35 am.
Sunset
tomorrow: 5:41 pm.
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