Barbados likely to experience mixture of sunny and cloudy weather

Barbados Weather: The residents of the island nation are likely to experience a mixture of sunshine and cloudy weather along with the brief isolated showers on Friday, 5 November 2024 stated by the Barbados Meteorological Service.

Weather from 6:00 am

Winds Forecast: As per the information shared by Barbados Meteorological Service, the winds are forecasted to be moderate in easterly breeze from 30 to 35 km/h (19 to 22) mph.

Marine Forecast: According to the source, seas are anticipated to be moderate in open water, with swells ranging from 1.5 to 2.0 metres (5 to 7 ft) and steady.

Dust-haze Forecast: No significant dust is likely to be witnessed across the region of Barbados, as stated by the source.

Synopsis: A ridge pattern is the dominant feature.

Weather after 6:00 pm

Winds Forecast: According to the information shared by the stated source, winds are detected to be moderate in the easterly breeze from 30 to 35 km/h (19 to 22 mph).

Marine Forecast: Seas are anticipated to be moderate in open water, with swells ranging from 1.5 to 2.0 metres (5 to 7 ft) and steady, as per the information shared by the stated source.

Forecast of Tides, Sunrise and Sunset:

• The first high tide is likely to appear at 10:33 am.
• The residents are likely to witness a second high tide at 23:46 pm.
• The first low tide may likely to occur at 3:57 am.
• The second low tide is likely to be experienced by the residents of Barbados at 17:25 pm.
• The Sun may rise at 6:22 am.
• The sunset is likely to be experienced by Barbadians at 17:45 pm.

Overall Caribbean Weather

Eastern Caribbean: A central Atlantic ridge pattern was the dominant feature across Barbados and the eastern Caribbean. In addition, the mid to upper-level environment over the region remained relatively dry. As a result, mostly dry and stable weather conditions were experienced. However, a few lights scattered showers were observed as weak surface-to-low-level confluence generated shallow low-level cloud patches that drifted across the region.

Further south over Trinidad and Tobago, a ridge pattern was also the dominant feature, allowing for mostly dry and stable weather conditions. Across Guyana, conditions were mostly fair to partly cloudy initially.

However, an eastward propagating surface to low-level trough began to affect Guyana and Suriname as well as parts of eastern Guyana, triggering cloudy to overcast skies with some scattered showers.

Western Caribbean: A weak frontal boundary affected the northern Bahamas, triggering passing showers under partly cloudy to cloudy skies. Elsewhere, mostly dry and stable weather conditions were experienced due to a dominant ridge pattern.