Belize Weather Forecast: June 25, 2012 General Situation: Ambergris Caye: Conditions this morning by Elbert just before or after this post! Belize NMS: Relatively warm and unstable conditions prevail over our area. 24-hour forecast: Sunny with some cloudy spells today and cloudy at times tonight. A few showers and thunderstorms will occur mostly over northern and inland areas later this afternoon and tonight. Winds: Light and variable. Marine Forecast: Today: Winds: Light and variable.; seas: Slight - light chop.; waves: 1-3 ft.; isolated showers and thunderstorms. Outlook: Tuesday night:- winds: E-SE 5-15 kts.; seas: Light chop - choppy.; waves: 2-4 ft.; a few showers and thunderstorms mostly north. Sea Surface Temp (ºF): 83 Outlook: For Tuesday and Tuesday night is for similar weather conditions to prevail. Tropical Weather Outlook: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Tropical Storm Debby... located over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. Click for our daily Tropical Weather Information Current Caye Caulker Weather Information Belize Hydrological & Flooding Information Belize National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO)   High Low Coastal 32° C 90° F 26° C 78° F Inland 33° C 92° F 23° C 73° F Hills 27° C 80° F 20° C 68° F TIDES: Low - 7:51 AM High - 1:37 PM Low - 8:24 PM High - 2:38 AM (TUES.) Sunrise - 5:21 AM Moonrise - 10:36 AM Sunset - 6:31 PM Moonset - 10:57 PM CLICK here and here for detailed weather data

On Ambergris Caye this morning the sun is trying to break through the overcast. Its dead calm and we have an expected high of 90f.

Yay, elbert's back! Sure have missed my daily "fix" of these lovely photos. A gorgeous one today!

Emily

Thanks!
i was getting home sick.

Welcome home Elbert'!!!!!! You've been missed.

WELCOME BACK - I miss seing you drive buy.

OMG they are fixing the road!
Have you seen all the trucks and barges of hardcore fill?

Elbert - maybe if you went away more often they would get the road fixed all the way up to your place!!

I'm sure when the announcement comes that the road is being repaired they will say 'North' and that leaves me with little hope of ever being recognized.

WEEKLY WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR BELIZE
Valid: Sunday, June 24 until Monday, July 2, 2012

Tropical storm Debby in the NE Gulf of Mexico will remain nearly stationary during the next 72 hour. It will then begin a slow NE’ly motion later on Wednesday and Thursday morning, moving across northern Florida and into the SW Atlantic by late Thursday through Friday. A trough of low pressure near the surface will extend from the center of Debby to the Yucatan peninsula and Belize through Wednesday. Meanwhile, an upper level low will drift westwards to the NW Caribbean and Belize by next Monday morning. No tropical cyclone is expected to develop or move through the Caribbean over the next seven days.

Weak pressure gradient will persist over the southern Gulf of Mexico and the NW Caribbean during most of this week, with a low pressure system remaining in the vicinity of Belize and Yucatan through Friday. Some residual moisture will continue to stream into the NW Caribbean from the Pacific this week, while an upper low vortex forms over the SW Caribbean and makes it way towards the NW Caribbean over the weekend and on Monday.

Daytime heating and instability will induce more outbreaks of showers and thunderstorms over Belize and coastal waters during most of this working week and the coming weekend. However, the rainfall is not expected to be as intense and persistent as was experience last week. We will see more hours of sunshine over most districts this week.

Daily rainfall accumulations will range from 0.50-1.00 inch on Sunday through Friday over most districts, but especially in the interior. Rainfall amounts will be higher in the hilly terrain of the Cayo, Stann Creek and Toledo Districts. Daily rainfall totals on Saturday through Monday will be ranging from 0.25-0.50 of-an-inch, especially in the South and along the coast. Folks in low lying areas should remain vigilant!

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