Synopsis: A moderate to fresh trade wind flow generated by a ridge of high pressure will cause an increase in sea swells as well as transport shallow pockets of moisture across the islands at times during the next 24 hours.
Wx: Mostly sunny skies today and fair to partly cloudy skies tonight with only a quick passing overnight shower.
Winds: E at 12-18kts (22-33km/h) with higher gusts over open waters..
Seas: Rough, swells 1.8-2.8m or 6-9ft. Warnings are now in place for small craft operators and sea bathers against rough sea conditions..
Atmospheric Pressure: Well above normal.
Sunset today: 5:58 pm.
Sunrise tomorrow: 6:49 am.
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Not an actual photo of local sea conditions
