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televisionThe Barbados Meteorological Service is closely monitoring the progress of the area of interest in the central tropical Atlantic, approximately 932 miles/1550 kilometers east of the Lesser Antilles, as of 11 a.m.
Model guidance indicates that the feature will approach the Lesser Antilles on Tuesday. Its intensity is uncertain, but environmental conditions are expected to be slightly favorable for its slow development, with a tropical depression possible over the next few days as the feature moves toward the west-northwest.
There are no watches or warnings in place for this system in Barbados.
Potential impact
The cyclone is expected to pass north of Barbados sometime between Monday and Tuesday.
Winds will decrease significantly on Monday, temperatures may rise, and activity will also occur in some areas. Occasional moderate showers may bring up to two inches of rainfall, and flooding may occur in some areas.
What You Should Do
The public is encouraged to monitor the BMS, DEM and GIS websites and their respective social media pages, as well as local media networks, for further updates in the coming days.
The information statement was issued at 11am on Sunday and will be updated at 11am on Monday, or earlier if circumstances allow.
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