Meteorological officials from the Meteorological Services MBIA and Grenada Airports Authority (GAA) have issued an active weather advisory for the tropical North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico, highlighting a developing tropical wave of interest to regional authorities. The system, which falls within a monitored special weather zone spanning 10–20° North latitude and 40–65° West longitude, has recently been repositioned to approximately 57° West, located just south of the 20° North parallel. It is currently tracking westward at a steady speed of around 20 knots. As of the latest observation, scattered moderate convective activity is concentrated between 12° North and 15° North, stretching from 55° West to 58° West, in line with the system’s projected forward movement. Forecasters confirm the tropical wave is on track to pass over the Caribbean nation of Grenada later today. The passage of the system is expected to bring noticeable changes to local weather conditions, including increased cloud cover across the island, widespread shower activity, and a risk of isolated thunderstorm events. The agencies noted that they will release their next official update on the system’s position and forecast at 2:00 PM local time. This advisory, published via NOW Grenada, includes a standard content disclaimer: the outlet does not take responsibility for opinions, statements, or third-party contributed media content shared on its platform, and provides a channel for users to report any content that violates community guidelines.