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Systems to the east tracking north

Systems to the east tracking north

September 9, 2024
1:57 pm

The Barbados Meteorology Services says it is closely monitoring the progress of two areas of low pressure located to the east of the country.

However, meteorologist Jonathan Alleyne says there are no watches or warnings in effect for Barbados.

Meteorologist Jonathan Alleyne.

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