41.   A surface high pressure system is located across the central north Atlantic extends across the northeast Caribbean This system is yielding a moderate east wind flow across our area.

42.   A weak cold front northwest of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands is moving southeast pushed along by the fast upper-level wind flow.

43.   Because of the light wind flow today, showers and thunderstorms will be slow movers.

44.   Broad low pressure across the Caribbean to persist through Monday to produce gentle sly wind flow across northeast Caribbean.

45.   By redirecting wind flows, land masses disrupt the wind patterns that create and sustain hurricanes.

46.   El Nino is a combination of wind flows and sea currents that has spawned wild patterns globally - drought in some areas and flooding in others.

47.   East wind flow will shift to southeast and increase behind the trough across the local coastal waters trough tonight.

48.   From there westward a southeast to south wind flow is influenced by a cold front in the Bahamas that was moving southeastward.

49.   Fresh east to northeasterly wind flow will prevail.

50.   High pressure across the Atlantic northeast of the local area will continue to produce moderate to fresh southeast winds flow across the northeast Caribbean through tonight before decreasing.