Transition Season Brings Scattered Showers Across the Eastern Caribbean
Light rain and variable conditions dominate the region this week as a weak trough maintains moisture and instability across the islands.
Updates on tropical weather, hurricane tracking, and regional climate conditions.
Light rain and variable conditions dominate the region this week as a weak trough maintains moisture and instability across the islands.
The Eastern Caribbean enters a transition period with partly cloudy skies, scattered showers, and moderate seas. No tropical threats active in the Atlantic basin.
A weak trough system brings partly cloudy skies and scattered showers to the region this week, with moderate seas affecting small craft operators and swimmers.
The Eastern Caribbean moves through a seasonal transition with typical moisture-driven cloudiness and brief showers expected. Conditions remain mild with moderate winds.
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