71.   Shower activity was isolated and over water northeast of Puerto Rico.

72.   Shower activity remained rather isolated and was confined to central interior Puerto Rico and to the Mona Passage waters where the showers became more numerous.

73.   Shower activity will mainly be limited to the western half of Puerto Rico this afternoon.

74.   Shower activity appears to be diminishing presently and is expected to end during the evening.

75.   Slight perturbations in the mid to upper levels in the atmosphere will help to enhance this shower activity over the next couple of days.

76.   Southeasterly winds at the surface will produce breezy conditions across much of the area this afternoon ... However, little significant shower activity is expected.

77.   The air mass remains dry and the shower activity will be limited to the northwest section of Puerto Rico during the day and over the southeast section at night.

78.   The majority of shower activity was passing well north of St. Thomas and St. John and moving southwest into north and eastern Puerto Rico.

79.   The north and interior sections of Puerto Rico will experience most of the shower activity this afternoon.

80.   The result will be partly cloudy skies with a substantial decrease in shower activity through Sunday.