111.   This will maintain strong northeast wind flow and rough seas locally through Thursday night, with wind becoming more easterly Friday, then east to southeast Saturday.

112.   This has not been the case since the beginning of the rainy season and the arrival of the northeast monsoon and the northeast winds.

113.   This is combining with weak low pressure across the eastern Caribbean to produce northeast winds locally.

114.   This means moderate east to northeast winds and nighttime widely scattered coastal showers over the U.S. Virgin Islands and the north and east sections of Puerto Rico.

115.   This system has suppressed most showers but at the same time has generated brisk northeast winds.

116.   This system is producing east to northeast winds and drier air mass across the region.

117.   This will produce light northeast winds across the area today.

118.   This will produce moderate northeast wind flow over the local waters.

119.   Under light to moderate northeast winds, some of these showers moved onshore across northeast Puerto Rico and the northern U.S. Virgin Islands.

120.   Weak high pressure and mild northeast winds have built in across the local Atlantic behind the weak frontal boundary.