Published 9 February 2025
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Valid up to 8 am tomorrow Monday 10th February 2025.
Weather Bulletin
Issued at: 7 am Present Weather: Partly Cloudy skies
Winds: A gentle breeze of 15mph from the Northeast
Temperature: 25°C / 76°F Sea Level Pressure: 1016.7mbs or 30.02”
Sunrise: Tom: 6:39 am Sunday 9th February 2025.
Humidity: 83%
Sunset: Today: 6:11 pm
Published 8 February 2025
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Weather Bulletin
Issued at: 5 pm Saturday 8th February 2025
Present Weather: Fair with slight haze
Winds: A moderate breeze of 15 mph from the northeast
Temperature: 26°C / 79°F Max Temp: 30°C / 86°F Humidity: 79%
Sea Level Pressure: 1015.3mbs or 29.98”
24-hour rainfall at the R.L. Bradshaw Intl. at 2 pm: 1.6 mm / 0.063’’
Amount of rainfall for the month of February: 18.3 mm / 0.72″
Sunrise: Tom 6:40 am Sunset: Tom 6:10 pm
Published 8 February 2025
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Forecast valid up to 8 pm tomorrow Sunday 9th February 2025. Please see the attached file for information on small craft advisory.
Urgent – Marine Weather Message
Small Craft Advisory
Antigua and Barbuda Meteorological Services
9:30 pm Friday 7 February, 2025
…Small craft advisory for Antigua, Barbuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Montserrat, Anguilla and the British
Virgin Islands …
Locations to be affected: Mainly, open waters on the Eastern and Northern sides of the islands out
to 20 nautical miles.
Timing: Until Sunday evening for Antigua and Barbuda
Until Sunday morning for Anguilla
Synopsis: Fresh to strong winds associated with a tight pressure gradient, are generating a combination of wind waves and wind swells, resulting in hazardous seas, mainly on the eastern and northern sides of the islands. The threat level to the life, livelihood, property and infrastructure of mariners is to rise to moderate with the potential for significant impacts. A small craft advisory means that wind speeds of 21 to 33 knots and or wind waves and or wind swells of 7 feet or greater are occurring or imminent.
Winds over open waters: East at 26 to 39 km/h (14 to 21 knots; 16 to 24 mph), with strong gusts to 57 km/h (31 knots; 36 mph).
Seas (significant wave heights): 1.8 to 2.7 metres (6 to 9 feet), occasionally or locally reaching near 3.4 metres (11 feet). Wind waves and or wind swells of 2.1 metres or 7 feet and occasionally higher.
The dominant wind-wave period is 8 to 9 seconds.
Potential Impacts: Loss of life at sea; injuries to mariners; capsize or damage or loss of vessels and marine equipment; financial losses; disruption of fisheries and scarcity of fish products anddisruption to marine transportation.
Caution: Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels should avoid navigating in these conditions.
Please continue to monitor these hazardous, life-threatening marine conditions. Stay tuned to updates from the Meteorological Office through antiguamet.com and Twitter, Facebook and
Forecaster: Letitia Humphreys
Published 8 February 2025
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Weather Bulletin
Issued at: 7 am Saturday 8th February 2025.
Present Weather: Partly Cloudy skies with showers in the vicinity
Winds: A Gentle breeze of 9mph from the Northeast
Temperature: 24°C / 75°F Humidity: 90%
Sea Level Pressure: 1016.5mbs or 30.01”
Sunrise: Tom: 6:40 am Sunset: Today: 6:10 pm
Published 7 February 2025
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CFBC STUDENTS TAKE TO THE AIRWAVES FOR READ ALOUD RELAY ON WORLD READ ALOUD DAY
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 7th February 2025 (CFBC): On 5th February 2025, several students from Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) participated in World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) with a Read Aloud Relay on the Morning Show with G-Cue at ZIZ Radio (96.1FM). The students, Vikell Edwards-Douglas, Endira Reeknauth, Tazia Williams, Makalia Tucker, and Kayla Penny, read from “Richard Wright and the Library Card” by William Miller, illustrated by Gregory Christie.
