Tropical Storm Philippe is forecasted to remain well east of the local islands, according to the latest briefing at 11:00 a.m. today from the National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico. No direct impacts are anticipated over Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands. Tropical Storm Philippe is set to steer clear of populated areas, maintaining its trajectory over the open Atlantic waters. Despite no direct threats, the system may indirectly lead to localized showers, isolated thunderstorms, and create hazardous marine conditions. Forecasters hold a moderate level of confidence that the current storm forecast will remain consistent throughout the weekend. Weather patterns influenced by the storm might produce minor accumulations across the northern U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as north and east Puerto Rico. Higher rainfall amounts could…
The National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has issued an advisory regarding the remnants…
With excessive heat across the region expected to continue until October, the VI Territorial Emergency…
The V.I. Police Department's Criminal Investigation Bureau and Forensic/Identification Unit have issued…
USVI and Puerto Rico Brace for Heavy Rainfall…
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USVI, Eastern Half of Puerto Rico at Risk of…
Staff Consortium April 05, 2023Hazardous marine and coastal conditions are expected to persist in the Atlantic and offshore Caribbean…
Beachgoers and small craft operators in the USVI have been warned that marine conditions are still hazardous, despite the subsidence of the northerly swell that has been affecting regional waters for ...
Northerly swells will continue to stream across the regional waters, maintaining hazardous marine and life-threatening coastal conditions through early this week, the National Weather Service has anno...
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A northeasterly swell with a period ranging between 10 and 13 seconds will invade the local Atlantic Waters and Caribbean Passages from early Saturday morning, December 3rd, through the middle of next...
The National Weather Service announced Thursday that the combination of a polar trough and increasing moisture from the south will result in a very unsettled weather pattern beginning late Friday and ...
The National Weather Service in San Juan announced Wednesday that increasing winds and a northerly swell spreading across the local waters will maintain hazardous marine conditions through at least th...
A long-period northerly swell is expected to cause hazardous marine and coastal conditions across the Atlantic waters and passages, and along the northern exposed beaches of the U.S. Virgin Islands an...
A system that recently came off the coast of Africa is showing signs of development as it moves through the Atlantic Ocean and toward the Caribbean. According to the National Hurricane Center's lates...
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