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AWCA82 TJSJ 252049
RWSVI 

Weather Summary for the U.S. Virgin Islands
National Weather Service San Juan PR
449 PM AST SUN SEP 25 2016

Mostly sunny skies prevailed across the region today. Some isolated
showers were noted around a northern islands while an isolated thunderstorm
was observed just off west coast of Saint Croix. However, so far no
heavy rainfall was reported over the land areas. Except for local sea
breeze variations, winds were mainly from the east at 10 to 15
mph. Afternoon high temperatures were in the high 80s to low 90s
along the coastal areas. Expect decreasing cloud cover and shower
activity by early evening. Winds will become light and variable to
calm over land areas.

On Monday and Tuesday expect the easterly trades to bring small patches
of low level trade wind moisture to the region. Some accompanying
showers may affect parts of the north and east coastal sections of
the islands during the early mornings. This will be followed by mostly
sunny to partly cloudy skies during the rest of the day. The exception
will be across parts of west sections and downwind of the islands where
locally and diurnally induced shower activity may occur each day.

Across the regional waters, mariners can expect seas of 5 feet or
less and east winds up to 10 knots through Monday. Please refer
to the latest coastal waters forecast and surf zone forecast
issued by WFO San Juan PR for additional information.

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