The aftermath of Tropical Storm Jerry persists, bringing unstable weather conditions to the island. Increased cloud cover, frequent showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds are expected to continue throughout the day as the storm gradually moves away from the area. Authorities have extended the Flood Watch until 6 PM, urging residents in flood-prone zones, as well as areas susceptible to landslides and falling rocks, to remain vigilant. The saturated soil heightens the risk of these hazards, necessitating extreme caution. Coastal regions are also under alert, with seas forecasted to be moderate to rough. Waves are expected to reach up to 5 feet along the west coast and 8 feet along the east coast, though conditions are anticipated to improve as the day progresses. Marine users and coastal residents are advised to exercise heightened caution, and sea-bathers are strongly discouraged from entering the water. As of 11 AM, the center of Tropical Storm Jerry was positioned near latitude 20.2°N and longitude 63.4°W, approximately 140 miles north of the northern Leeward Islands.