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AWCA82 TJSJ 060846
RWSVI 
VIZ001-002-060828

Weather Summary for the U.S. Virgin Islands
National Weather Service San Juan PR
446 AM AST Sun Feb 6 2022

Showers continue to move across the islands and local waters
through the night hours. The northern islands received the bulk of
the activity, and a flood advisory was issued for St. Thomas and
St. John. Since yesterday, Doppler radar estimates ranged between
1 to 2 inches for the northern islands, and less than an inch for
St. Croix. These conditions are expected to prevail today, and the
risk for urban flooding and mudslides will continue through the
day. Improvement is in the forecast for the overnight and early
morning hours on Monday. 

Across the local waters, it remains hazardous with seas 6 to 10
feet and winds out of the east at 15 to 20 knots. Small craft 
advisories are in effect through early in the workweek.
Showers and thunderstorms will also continue to impact the local
waters. For the beaches, a High Surf Advisory continues for St.
Croix, due to breaking waves 9 to 14 feet. There is a high rip 
current risk for most of the local beaches. 


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