NOWCAST: This evening through Tonight 
The Bermuda High remains anchored nearby which keeps mostly fine 
and settled conditions over the Island. Upper level anticyclonic 
flow also is dominant to aid the surface high in maintaining its 
hold.  The high for the day under ample sunshine was near 30.6oC/87.1oF. 
 Winds were light to moderate and fluctuated between NW and N which 
should persist overnight, easing to mainly light while seas are currently 
smooth to slight.     
Warnings: No watches or warnings are anticipated.          

AVIATION: VFR conditions are expected to dominate the latest TAF 
with winds 320-010 DEG 5-10kts, easing to 4-8kts overnight and possibly 
variable at times late night. No significant aviation hazards expected. 
For current airfield information please visit: http://www.weather.bm/Aviation 
 

SHORT TERM FORECAST: Sunday through Monday
High pressure centred to the southwest on Sunday moves towards the 
southeast into Monday all while keeping fine and settled conditions 
around though a sprinkle or two is possible later on Monday.  Anticyclonic 
flow generally holds across the Island through the short term though 
a short wave trough passes nearby on Sunday.  Light NNW winds likely 
become variable for a time during the day on Sunday before settling 
WNW by evening and backing WSW late night.  On Monday, mostly light 
WSW winds back SW late night while increasing to light to moderate. 
 Seas remain smooth to slight.         
WARNINGS: No watches or warnings are anticipated.             
       
LONG TERM FORECAST: Tuesday through Wednesday 
On Tuesday, high pressure slips further south which sees a trough 
to the west move into the area to bring a few showers at times then 
clearing for a brief reprieve before another trough nudges in on 
Wednesday with more wet weather.  QPFs in the long term range between 
5-10mm.  Zonal flow dominates the long term period though weak short 
wave troughing moves nearby in tandem with the surface trough which 
may provide the impetus to produce more organized showers.  On Tuesday, 
light to moderate SW winds gradually increase to moderate through 
the day then veering WSW overnight.  Moderate WSW winds on Wednesday 
possibly with higher gusts in showers veer W’ly overnight.  Smooth 
to slight seas increase to become slight to moderate on Wednesday. 
       
WARNINGS: No watches or warnings are anticipated.               
        

TROPICAL UPDATE
Please visit https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&basin=atlc&fdays=7 
for the latest outlook from the NHC.