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Areas

Adjuntas, PR; Aguada, PR; Aguadilla, PR; Aguas Buenas, PR; Aibonito, PR; Anasco, PR; Arecibo, PR; Arroyo, PR; Barceloneta, PR; Barranquitas, PR; Bayamon, PR; Cabo Rojo, PR; Caguas, PR; Camuy, PR; Canovanas, PR; Carolina, PR; Catano, PR; Cayey, PR; Ceiba, PR; Ciales, PR; Cidra, PR; Coamo, PR; Comerio, PR; Corozal, PR; Culebra, PR; Dorado, PR; Fajardo, PR; Florida, PR; Guanica, PR; Guayama, PR; Guayanilla, PR; Guaynabo, PR; Gurabo, PR; Hatillo, PR; Hormigueros, PR; Humacao, PR; Isabela, PR; Jayuya, PR; Juana Diaz, PR; Juncos, PR; Lajas, PR; Lares, PR; Las Marias, PR; Las Piedras, PR; Loiza, PR; Luquillo, PR; Manati, PR; Maricao, PR; Maunabo, PR; Mayaguez, PR; Moca, PR; Morovis, PR; Naguabo, PR; Naranjito, PR; Orocovis, PR; Patillas, PR; Penuelas, PR; Ponce, PR; Quebradillas, PR; Rincon, PR; Rio Grande, PR; Sabana Grande, PR; Salinas, PR; San German, PR; San Juan, PR; San Lorenzo, PR; San Sebastian, PR; Santa Isabel, PR; Toa Alta, PR; Toa Baja, PR; Trujillo Alto, PR; Utuado, PR; Vega Alta, PR; Vega Baja, PR; Vieques, PR; Villalba, PR; Yabucoa, PR; Yauco, PR; Saint Croix, VI; Saint John, VI; Saint Thomas, VI

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Description

ESFSJU Abundant moisture, along with a series of troughs, will continue to enhance the potential for showers and thunderstorms today, and stretching into at least Thursday. At this time, USGS river sensors indicate that most streams are running normal to much above normal, and soils are saturated along eastern, interior and western Puerto Rico. Some rivers reached action to minor flood stage with yesterday's heavy rains. Additionally, winds are expected to be weak through much of this period, so any rainfall activity that develops will be long-lasting. In general, we are expecting additional rainfall accumulation of 2 to 4 inches each day, with the heaviest accumulation along the interior, north and western Puerto Rico. However, periods of heavy rain will also reach the Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, including the San Juan metropolitan area, too. There is an elevated risk of flooding each day through Thursday. The likelihood of urban and small stream flooding, mudslides and rapid river rises will increase, and there is a chance of isolated flash flooding as well. There is some uncertainty in the location and timing of this rain, as well as how much cloud coverage will limit the development of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. However, there is a high confidence on a wet and unsettled period for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and local waters. Conditions are expected to improve next Saturday, May 3rd, but changes in the forecast are likely before then. Please stay tuned for further updates. This product will be updated if necessary.

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Areas

Adjuntas, PR; Aguada, PR; Aguadilla, PR; Aguas Buenas, PR; Aibonito, PR; Anasco, PR; Arecibo, PR; Arroyo, PR; Barceloneta, PR; Barranquitas, PR; Bayamon, PR; Cabo Rojo, PR; Caguas, PR; Camuy, PR; Canovanas, PR; Carolina, PR; Catano, PR; Cayey, PR; Ceiba, PR; Ciales, PR; Cidra, PR; Coamo, PR; Comerio, PR; Corozal, PR; Culebra, PR; Dorado, PR; Fajardo, PR; Florida, PR; Guanica, PR; Guayama, PR; Guayanilla, PR; Guaynabo, PR; Gurabo, PR; Hatillo, PR; Hormigueros, PR; Humacao, PR; Isabela, PR; Jayuya, PR; Juana Diaz, PR; Juncos, PR; Lajas, PR; Lares, PR; Las Marias, PR; Las Piedras, PR; Loiza, PR; Luquillo, PR; Manati, PR; Maricao, PR; Maunabo, PR; Mayaguez, PR; Moca, PR; Morovis, PR; Naguabo, PR; Naranjito, PR; Orocovis, PR; Patillas, PR; Penuelas, PR; Ponce, PR; Quebradillas, PR; Rincon, PR; Rio Grande, PR; Sabana Grande, PR; Salinas, PR; San German, PR; San Juan, PR; San Lorenzo, PR; San Sebastian, PR; Santa Isabel, PR; Toa Alta, PR; Toa Baja, PR; Trujillo Alto, PR; Utuado, PR; Vega Alta, PR; Vega Baja, PR; Vieques, PR; Villalba, PR; Yabucoa, PR; Yauco, PR; Saint Croix, VI; Saint John, VI; Saint Thomas, VI

Note

Description

ESFSJU Abundant moisture, along with a series of troughs, will continue to enhance the potential for showers and thunderstorms today, and stretching into at least Thursday. At this time, USGS river sensors indicate that most streams are running normal to much above normal, and soils are saturated along eastern, interior and western Puerto Rico. Some rivers reached action to minor flood stage with yesterday's heavy rains. Additionally, winds are expected to be weak through much of this period, so any rainfall activity that develops will be long-lasting. In general, we are expecting additional rainfall accumulation of 2 to 4 inches each day, with the heaviest accumulation along the interior, north and western Puerto Rico. However, periods of heavy rain will also reach the Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, including the San Juan metropolitan area, too. There is an elevated risk of flooding each day through Thursday. The likelihood of urban and small stream flooding, mudslides and rapid river rises will increase, and there is a chance of isolated flash flooding as well. There is some uncertainty in the location and timing of this rain, as well as how much cloud coverage will limit the development of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. However, there is a high confidence on a wet and unsettled period for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and local waters. Conditions are expected to improve next Saturday, May 3rd, but changes in the forecast are likely before then. Please stay tuned for further updates. This product will be updated if necessary.

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Areas

San Juan and Vicinity; Northeast; North Central; Northwest; Culebra

Note

Description

* WHAT...Life-threatening rip currents are likely in the surf zone. * WHERE...Northern beaches of Puerto Rico, from Aguadilla to Fajardo, and Culebra. * WHEN...Through 6 PM AST Monday. * IMPACTS...Rip currents can sweep even the best swimmers away from shore into deeper water, where it becomes difficult to return to safety. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Latest buoy observations show pulses of the northeasterly swell spreading across the local waters. Therefore, the high risk of rip currents was extended.

Instruction

There is a high risk of rip currents. Rip currents are powerful channels of water flowing quickly away from shore, which occur most often at low spots or breaks in the sandbar and in the vicinity of structures such as groins, jetties and piers. Heed the advice of lifeguards, beach patrol flags and signs. If you become caught in a rip current, yell for help. Remain calm, do not exhaust yourself and stay afloat while waiting for help. If you have to swim out of a rip current, swim parallel to shore and back toward the beach when possible. Do not attempt to swim directly against a rip current as you will tire quickly.

Areas

Adjuntas, PR; Aguada, PR; Aguadilla, PR; Aguas Buenas, PR; Aibonito, PR; Anasco, PR; Arecibo, PR; Arroyo, PR; Barceloneta, PR; Barranquitas, PR; Bayamon, PR; Cabo Rojo, PR; Caguas, PR; Camuy, PR; Canovanas, PR; Carolina, PR; Catano, PR; Cayey, PR; Ceiba, PR; Ciales, PR; Cidra, PR; Coamo, PR; Comerio, PR; Corozal, PR; Culebra, PR; Dorado, PR; Fajardo, PR; Florida, PR; Guanica, PR; Guayama, PR; Guayanilla, PR; Guaynabo, PR; Gurabo, PR; Hatillo, PR; Hormigueros, PR; Humacao, PR; Isabela, PR; Jayuya, PR; Juana Diaz, PR; Juncos, PR; Lajas, PR; Lares, PR; Las Marias, PR; Las Piedras, PR; Loiza, PR; Luquillo, PR; Manati, PR; Maricao, PR; Maunabo, PR; Mayaguez, PR; Moca, PR; Morovis, PR; Naguabo, PR; Naranjito, PR; Orocovis, PR; Patillas, PR; Penuelas, PR; Ponce, PR; Quebradillas, PR; Rincon, PR; Rio Grande, PR; Sabana Grande, PR; Salinas, PR; San German, PR; San Juan, PR; San Lorenzo, PR; San Sebastian, PR; Santa Isabel, PR; Toa Alta, PR; Toa Baja, PR; Trujillo Alto, PR; Utuado, PR; Vega Alta, PR; Vega Baja, PR; Vieques, PR; Villalba, PR; Yabucoa, PR; Yauco, PR; Saint Croix, VI; Saint John, VI; Saint Thomas, VI

Note

Description

ESFSJU Abundant moisture, along with a series of troughs, will continue to enhance the potential for showers and thunderstorms today, and stretching into at least Thursday. At this time, USGS river sensors indicate that most streams are running normal to much above normal, and soils are saturated along eastern, interior and western Puerto Rico. Some rivers reached action to minor flood stage with yesterday's heavy rains. Additionally, winds are expected to be weak through much of this period, so any rainfall activity that develops will be long-lasting. In general, we are expecting additional rainfall accumulation of 2 to 4 inches each day, with the heaviest accumulation along the interior, north and western Puerto Rico. However, periods of heavy rain will also reach the Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, including the San Juan metropolitan area, too. There is an elevated risk of flooding each day through Thursday. The likelihood of urban and small stream flooding, mudslides and rapid river rises will increase, and there is a chance of isolated flash flooding as well. There is some uncertainty in the location and timing of this rain, as well as how much cloud coverage will limit the development of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. However, there is a high confidence on a wet and unsettled period for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and local waters. Conditions are expected to improve next Saturday, May 3rd, but changes in the forecast are likely before then. Please stay tuned for further updates. This product will be updated if necessary.

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Areas

Adjuntas, PR; Aguada, PR; Aguadilla, PR; Aguas Buenas, PR; Aibonito, PR; Anasco, PR; Arecibo, PR; Arroyo, PR; Barceloneta, PR; Barranquitas, PR; Bayamon, PR; Cabo Rojo, PR; Caguas, PR; Camuy, PR; Canovanas, PR; Carolina, PR; Catano, PR; Cayey, PR; Ceiba, PR; Ciales, PR; Cidra, PR; Coamo, PR; Comerio, PR; Corozal, PR; Culebra, PR; Dorado, PR; Fajardo, PR; Florida, PR; Guanica, PR; Guayama, PR; Guayanilla, PR; Guaynabo, PR; Gurabo, PR; Hatillo, PR; Hormigueros, PR; Humacao, PR; Isabela, PR; Jayuya, PR; Juana Diaz, PR; Juncos, PR; Lajas, PR; Lares, PR; Las Marias, PR; Las Piedras, PR; Loiza, PR; Luquillo, PR; Manati, PR; Maricao, PR; Maunabo, PR; Mayaguez, PR; Moca, PR; Morovis, PR; Naguabo, PR; Naranjito, PR; Orocovis, PR; Patillas, PR; Penuelas, PR; Ponce, PR; Quebradillas, PR; Rincon, PR; Rio Grande, PR; Sabana Grande, PR; Salinas, PR; San German, PR; San Juan, PR; San Lorenzo, PR; San Sebastian, PR; Santa Isabel, PR; Toa Alta, PR; Toa Baja, PR; Trujillo Alto, PR; Utuado, PR; Vega Alta, PR; Vega Baja, PR; Vieques, PR; Villalba, PR; Yabucoa, PR; Yauco, PR; Saint Croix, VI; Saint John, VI; Saint Thomas, VI

Note

Description

ESFSJU Abundant moisture, along with a series of troughs, will continue to enhance the potential for showers and thunderstorms today, and stretching into at least Thursday. At this time, USGS river sensors indicate that most streams are running normal to much above normal, and soils are saturated along eastern, interior and western Puerto Rico. Some rivers reached action to minor flood stage with yesterday's heavy rains. Additionally, winds are expected to be weak through much of this period, so any rainfall activity that develops will be long-lasting. In general, we are expecting additional rainfall accumulation of 2 to 4 inches each day, with the heaviest accumulation along the interior, north and western Puerto Rico. However, periods of heavy rain will also reach the Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, including the San Juan metropolitan area, too. There is an elevated risk of flooding each day through Thursday. The likelihood of urban and small stream flooding, mudslides and rapid river rises will increase, and there is a chance of isolated flash flooding as well. There is some uncertainty in the location and timing of this rain, as well as how much cloud coverage will limit the development of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. However, there is a high confidence on a wet and unsettled period for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and local waters. Conditions are expected to improve next Saturday, May 3rd, but changes in the forecast are likely before then. Please stay tuned for further updates. This product will be updated if necessary.

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