DDM monitoring Tropical Wave 3 on VI path
In an update this morning, August 7, 2021, the DDM says the Tropical Wave is producing limited shower activity, however, Significant development of this system is not anticipated as it moves west-northwestward across the Lesser Antilles and Eastern Caribbean Sea during the early to the middle part of next week.
It said the formation chance through 48 hours is low to near 0% and that the formation chance through 5 days is low 0-10%.
“A tropical wave is expected in the area late Saturday into Sunday with the possibility of generating unsettled weather conditions for the area mainly early Sunday,” the department warned.
Second Tropical Wave to enter the area
It said on Tuesday, August 10, 2021, however, a more robust wave will enter the area and is expected to produce cloudy skies with a high chance of showers where some could be moderate to heavy at times.
Possible rainfall total for the forecast period is 12.7 mm to 25.4 mm or 0.5 to 1.0 inches.
“Additionally, an increase in Saharan dust is expected behind the wave on Sunday and will reduce air quality as well as visibility levels,” the DDM further warned.
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9 Responses to “DDM monitoring Tropical Wave 3 on VI path”
Try again DDM
Dam if you do and Dam if you don’t!!!!! You’ll ungratefulness and hateful demeanor will send you to your grave with all the stress and tension you are exhaling. It reach to a point like one of you have a personal vendetta against a particular person in DDM.
The department explained there situation to us on more than one occasions, if there is someone to blame then write to the government requesting that they provide us with our own apparatus to do the job.
Don’t just sit there and enjoy making a fool of yourself.
If you don’t have some constructive advice to correct the problem then shut your trap until such time.