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Weather Summary for Puerto Rico...CORRECTED
National Weather Service San Juan PR
522 AM AST Mon Dec 26 2022

During the overnight hours, a plume of low level moisture in the
prevailing trade winds brought periods of clouds and showers to 
the local waters and mainly portions of the north and east coastal
areas of PR and the adjacent islands. These showers were fast moving
and estimated rainfall accumulations so far were a tenth of an inch
or less. Winds were generally light and variable but slightly higher
with the passing showers. Minimum temperatures ranged from the upper
50s to low 60s across the higher elevation and valleys to the low
to mid 70s across coastal areas.

Few passing showers will continue to affect the east sections of 
Puerto Rico during the rest of the early morning, but should diminish
by late morning leaving partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and fair
weather conditions. A few brief showers may also develop during the
afternoon over the west interior, as well as over the east interior
by late afternoon in the form of streamers which may also affect 
parts of the San Juan metro. Rainfall accumulations are however 
expected to be minimal as the shower activity will be fast moving.
Breezy conditions can be expected especially along the coastal 
areas with winds from the east between 15 to 20 mph with higher 
gusts. High temperatures will be in the low to mid 80s along the 
lower elevations to the low to mid 70s in the higher elevations.

Hazardous marine and coastal conditions will continue across the
regional waters, associated with a long-period northerly swell 
affecting the local Atlantic waters and passages as well as moderate
to locally fresh easterly winds. Seas of up to around 10 feet will
persist, with periods between 12 and 17 seconds. Breaking waves 
between 8 and 13 feet will remain possible for beaches exposed to 
the north or northeast. East winds of 10 to 20 knots will maintain
choppy seas, resulting in some confused seas in combination with 
the northerly swell. Small Craft Advisories, High Surf Advisories,
and High Risk of Rip Currents remain in effect. Beaches along 
southern portions of the islands also have a moderate risk of rip 
currents.

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