111.  A few very spotty showers will move west-northwest through the eastern coastal waters this morning and may affect the U.S. Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico.

112.  A cold front located across the western Atlantic will inch southeastward to the Dominican Republic tonight and may reach our offshore Atlantic coastal waters tomorrow morning.

113.  A cold front may approach the northwest coastal waters Friday.

114.  A frontal trough remains over the northern coastal waters this morning and should remain stationary and become more diffuse with time.

115.  A gale warning has been issued this morning for the Caribbean waters just south of our local coastal waters.

116.  A few showers developed over the northeast coastal waters of Puerto Rico, but no significant rain was reported.

117.  A gentle to moderate southwest to south breeze is expected to prevail across our local coastal waters through this evening, producing a light to moderate wind chop.

118.  A cold front is ahead of this high pressure and is expected to reach the northern coastal waters of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands Saturday afternoon.

119.  A cold front moved into the region overnight and will likely move south into the Caribbean coastal waters this afternoon and tonight.

120.  A north to northeast swell of near six feet will persist through Wednesday in the Atlantic coastal marine waters.