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Weather Summary for Puerto Rico...CORRECTED
National Weather Service San Juan PR
441 AM AST Tue Apr 6 2021

Skies were variably cloudy overnight as a combination of high and
low level clouds moved across the region. Moisture fragments from
an old frontal boundary aided in bringing showers to the local Atlantic
waters overnight, with some reaching mainly the north coastal sections
of Puerto Rico. So far no significant rainfall accumulations were
observed or reported over land. Winds were generally calm to light
and variable. Low temperatures were in the low to mid 70s along the
coastal areas and in the low to mid 60s in the mountains and valleys.

For the rest of today, another fairly active afternoon is anticipated
with the potential for urban and small stream flooding and ponding
of water on roadways due to the relatively slow- moving showers 
and possibly isolated thunderstorm activity. Daytime highs will reach
the mid to upper 80s along the coastal areas. Winds will be from 
the east to northeast at 10-15 mph with some sea breeze variations
expected. 

Hazardous marine and surf zone coastal conditions will continue as
a northerly swell invades the Atlantic Waters and Mona Passage, 
maintaining seas between 6 to 8 feet. In additions winds will 
gradually increase over the offshore Atlantic during the day. As a
result, Small Craft and High Surf Advisories, as well as a High 
Risk of Rip Currents remain in effect. Choppy marine conditions 
can be expected elsewhere across the Caribbean waters and other 
local passages, where small craft are urged to exercise caution.

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