This page is updated every hour (approximately 15 minutes after
the hour) from 8 am to 12 midnight. (provided that the connection
link can be established). Of course, not all the items are updated
that frequently, but only when the bulletins are emitted by the NWS.
The time of last update of each individual item is noted in the
corresponding header.
- State Forecast
Starting 600 AM on 27 June 2003, the National Weather Service in San
Juan Puerto Rico replaced the
narrative
format with the new format.
- Short Term Forecast
- Hourly State Weather Roundup
- Temperature and Precipitation
table
- Weather Summary
( english ,
spanish )
-
Area Forecast Discussion
- Marine Forecasts
(marine zone map)
- Synopsis
-
Atlantic waters from Punta Cadena to mouth of Rio Guajataca
then E beyond 100 Fathoms to Anegada Passage N to 19.5N
between 68W and 64W
Atlantic near shore waters from mouth of Rio Guajataca E to
Cabo San Juan, continuing E-NE to Anegada out to 100 fathoms
-
Caribe waters
from Punta Viento to Cabo San Juan S to 17N
and E to 64W, including the Caribe Waters of Culebra, Vieques and the
U.S. VI
Caribe waters from Punta Viento to Punta Melones and the
waters outside 12 NM from Punta Melones to Punta Cadena W to 68W and
S to 17N
-
Near shore waters of W Puerto Rico
from Punta Cadena S to Punta Melones W to 12 NM
- Images
- Zone Forecasts
(zone map)
-
PRZ001-100915-
SAN JUAN AND VICINITY-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, BAYAMON, CAROLINA, CATANO,
GUAYNABO, SAN JUAN, TOA ALTA, TOA BAJA, TRUJILLO ALTO
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ002-100915-
NORTHEAST-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, CEIBA, CANOVANAS, FAJARDO,
HUMACAO, LOIZA, LUQUILLO, NAGUABO, RIO GRANDE
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ003-100915-
SOUTHEAST-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, ARROYO, GUAYAMA, MAUNABO,
PATILLAS, SALINAS, YABUCOA
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ004-100915-
EASTERN INTERIOR-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, AGUAS BUENAS, CAGUAS, CAYEY,
CIDRA, COMERIO, GURABO, JUNCOS, LAS PIEDRAS, SAN LORENZO
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ005-100915-
NORTH CENTRAL-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, ARECIBO, BARCELONETA, DORADO,
FLORIDA, MANATI, VEGA ALTA, VEGA BAJA
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ006-100915-
CENTRAL INTERIOR-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, AIBONITO, BARRANQUITAS, CIALES,
COAMO, COROZAL, JAYUYA, MOROVIS, NARANJITO, OROCOVIS, VILLALBA
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ007-100915-
PONCE AND VICINITY-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, GUAYANILLA, JUANA DIAZ,
YAUCO, PENUELAS, PONCE, SANTA ISABEL
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ008-100915-
NORTHWEST-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, AGUADILLA, CAMUY, HATILLO,
ISABELA, QUEBRADILLAS
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ009-100915-
WESTERN INTERIOR-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, ADJUNTAS, LARES, LAS MARIAS,
MARICAO, SABANA GRANDE, SAN SEBASTIAN, UTUADO
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ010-100915-
MAYAGUEZ AND VICINITY-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, AGUADA, ANASCO, HORMIGUEROS,
MAYAGUEZ, MOCA, RINCON, SAN GERMAN
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ011-100915-
SOUTHWEST-
INCLUDING THE MUNICIPALITIES OF, CABO ROJO, GUANICA, LAJAS
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ012-100915-
CULEBRA-
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
-
PRZ013-100915-
VIEQUES-
941 PM AST TUE MAR 9 2010
Note
Eventually, some more items will
be added, such as Climate and Precipitation data.
Note that a subscription (robot) service to the presently
available data is provided,
by which the bulletins and/or data are sent by email
as soon as they are received and processed.
The email subscriptions that are currently available are listed
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If you have a particular interest in some data that is not presently shown
here, send an email to
support@caribeweather.com
indicating your interests.
The reports and forecasts provided here are obtained from the official
NWS forecast office sites. A good one for the PR and US VI
is of course the
San Juan Office site . Nevertheless, if you look at one of their
(text) forecast ``products'', for example the
ZONE FORECAST FOR PUERTO RICO AND THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS,
this is what you get. Certainly not easy to read,
much less on a computer monitor screen.
It is in that raw form that the official bulletins are distributed,
and that is the form in which we retrieve them. But that is not
the form in which we present them, as our
formatted version
of the same document mentioned above illustrates.
To get the formatted version from the raw version, the documents
are processed by a text formatting system that we built to process
those types of file. The requirements of each type of forecast
``product'' are different, and it was some time before we could
get it all correctly. We have tried to
reproduce the content of the original files exactly,
word for word, giving them only some formatting structure by means of
proper indentation, justification of paragraphs, and
similar stylistic features. In this way, the documents are
more attractive to the eye, easier to read and navigate, and
simple to find specific information quickly at a glance.
Technically, the formatting system is a set of filters (shell scripts)
based on the standard unix text processing tools
sed, awk, perl and nroff. The original raw files are processed
by our computer and the processed files are then transfered to
the web site, while the original raw files are redistributed by the
Weathermail
robot system.
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Mon Jun 27 00:07:07 AST 2005