21.   High pressure centered over the east central Atlantic controls the weather for the eastern Caribbean.

22.   High pressure located north of the islands will continue to control the weather across the northeast Caribbean.

23.   The Atlantic high-pressure system continues to control the weather across Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

24.   The Atlantic high pressure system has receded so far to the east that it is no longer effective in controlling the weather for the eastern Caribbean.

25.   Weak high pressure will continue to control the weather across the region with light to moderate south winds and generally fair skies.