Back to yellow for Guadeloupe
Tuesday, July 9, 2013 - 11 h 00
Weather the storm-related Chantal require more orange vigilance on the archipelago, but a return to yellow. The wind and the swell will decrease gradually. The rains are not generalized character.
At 5 p.m., the storm tropical Chantal was located about 250 km southwest of Guadeloupe. It is now located in Caribbean and strengthens. It quickly moves to the West-North-West at about 45 mph. Weather the storm-related Chantal require more orange vigilance on the archipelago.
The wind has reached its maximum in the afternoon and will gradually decrease in the evening and the next night 40 to 30 km/h average, direction Southeast. A few gusts to 70 km/h under showers.
The sea is strong and chopped in the Atlantic with average lows having also reached their peak in the afternoon, in a Southeast swell. They still reach 2 m 50 in the evening before decline more during the night.
About rain, they do not generalized character, therefore totals expected are scaled down. However, locally intense showers still cross our islands at least for the next 12 hours.
Next newsletter: this Tuesday at 6 pm.



