Meteorological conditions are set to shift significantly as a trough system brings weak to moderate instability, resulting in cloudy skies and light to moderate showers across the region this morning. Isolated thunderstorms are also possible, though less likely. As the day progresses, a tropical wave is expected to approach, amplifying moisture levels and instability from tonight onward. Residents in areas susceptible to flooding, landslides, and rockfalls are urged to remain vigilant during this period. Simultaneously, a frontal system in the north Atlantic is generating northerly swells along the western, northern, and eastern coastlines today. Wind speeds are anticipated to increase, leading to moderate sea conditions. Waves are forecast to reach up to 5 feet along the west coast and near 8 feet in open waters to the east. In response, authorities have issued a Small Craft Advisory and High Surf Advisory, advising sea-bathers and small-craft operators to exercise extreme caution due to hazardous marine conditions.
WEATHER (Nov 7): Moderate showers, possible thunderstorms during the morning; residents should exercise caution
