By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belize is in for a variably cloudy Wednesday, with showers and light rain expected to shift across different parts of the country during the day.
According to the National Meteorological Service, a gentle and somewhat moist northwesterly airflow is prevailing over the country.
Showers or light rain will continue mainly offshore this morning before developing over some central and southern areas later today.
Tonight, most of the shower activity is expected over southern Belize and some offshore areas.
Temperatures will remain warm during the day but cooler overnight.
Coastal areas will reach a high of 87°F, falling to 76°F tonight. Inland temperatures will peak at 89°F before dropping to around 68°F, while the hills will see a high of 77°F and a low of 65°F.
Marine conditions will be light chop to choppy, with north to northwesterly winds of 5 to 10 knots and waves between two and five feet.
The outlook for Thursday and Thursday night is for variably cloudy skies with isolated showers or light rain possible mainly over southern areas.
Forecasters say tropical cyclone formation is not expected over the region during the next 48 hours.
Today’s low tide was at 5:40am, followed by a high tide at 11:57am. Another low tide is expected at 4:51pm and a high tide at 10:54pm.
The sun rose at 5:49am and will set at 5:22pm.
The forecast was issued by forecaster Crystal Rosalez.
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By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belize is in for a variably cloudy Wednesday, with showers and light rain expected to shift across different parts of the country during the day. According to the National Meteorological Service, a gentle and somewhat moist northwesterly airflow is prevailing over the country. Showers or light rain will continue
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