Strong trades will continue to affect the area over the next few days, enhacing trade wind showers across the region. Shallow afternoon convection is possible each afternoon over western PR, with no significant impacts. Shower activity is expected to increase in general between Tuesday afternoon and early Thursday morning. Choppy wind-driven to hazardous seas will persist for most of the workweek, maintaining dangerous conditions for small craft and creating life-threatening rip currents.
[UPDATE] Wave height and period reports from local buoys indicate that a high risk of rip currents is present in northern Puerto Rico, Culebra, and eastern St Croix. | [ACTUALIZACION] Reportes de altura de oleaje y periodos de boyas locales indican que un riesgo alto de corrientes marinas esta presente en el norte de Puerto Rico, Culebra, y el este de St. Croix.
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Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands
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