The BMS Monitors Tropical Wave
Formation
A tropical wave is a low-pressure system that forms over the ocean, which is an area of low atmospheric pressure that forms in the tropics.
The wave is usually accompanied by thunderstorms and heavy rain.
This often forms over Africa and moves westward across the Atlantic Ocean.
Areas of Concern
The BMS is currently monitoring a tropical wave that is located in the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
The wave is expected to move westward and enter the Caribbean Sea later this week.
The BMS is concerned that the wave could develop into a tropical storm or hurricane as it moves over the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea.
What to Expect
The BMS is advising residents in the Caribbean Sea to monitor the progress of the tropical wave and to be prepared for potential impacts.
The wave could bring heavy rain, flooding, and strong winds to the region.
Residents should heed the instructions of local officials and be prepared to take action if the wave does develop into a tropical storm or hurricane.
Additional Information
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