Residents of the Caribbean should prepare for a yellow alert due to an anticipated northern swell. This phenomenon is set to affect coastlines from Prêcheur to Anse Couleuvre. The swell is characterized by significant wave heights, estimated to range between 0.5 and 0.9 meters, occurring with an interval of roughly 15 seconds.
Details of the Northern Swell
This northern swell is expected to cause unusual wave activity along the northern Caribbean coast. Localized submersion may occur in low-lying areas along these shores. The swell episode is projected to last until Saturday, November 15, before conditions gradually become calmer.
Safety Recommendations
In light of the yellow alert for waves and potential submersion, authorities advise the public to exercise caution. Here are essential safety tips:
- Use caution during aquatic sports or activities close to shore.
- Remain vigilant while engaging in outdoor activities near the coastline.
- Keep a safe distance from areas vulnerable to submersion.
While there have been no reported incidents as of yet, officials emphasize the importance of monitoring changes in the weather situation. Residents and visitors are urged to stay informed and prepared for possible developments over the coming days.
