Small craft warning in effect until noon Sun.  

 

AIRPORT--A small craft warning is in effect for St. Maarten until noon on Sunday. The warning was issued today, Friday, by the Meteorological Department.

  Some coastal flooding is also possible in a few spots and owners of coastal facilities should try

to protect their possessions against destructive waves, wherever this is possible.

  A tight pressure gradient associated with the strengthening Atlantic high pressure will cause brisk winds and deteriorating seas, with above normal northeast to easterly swells.

  Rough waves are expected to peak near 11 feet on Saturday, particularly on the eastern shore.

  Sea bathers and occupants of small crafts are urged to stay on shore to prevent personal injury, death, or material damage over the weekend. As a result of the large breaking waves, hazardous conditions can be expected on our east facing shores. Other sections of our coasts could also experience locally rough seas.

 

 

 

 

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