Still windy this Friday, but without any measure compared to the day before. Clouds and showers are also in the forecast. The Western zone is the only one that remains affected by a yellow alert for strong winds. This will be in progress until 2 p.m.
Written by NP – Friday June 14, 2024 at 6:19 a.m.
The Météo France Réunion bulletin:
Gusts are still expected along the North-West and South-East coasts as well as on the relief and exposed heights, but they are in no way compared to those observed the day before with between 70 to 80 km/h expected this morning. next to the Port, Saint-Philippe or even Le Tampon and the Plaine des Cafres. The wind gradually decreases during the day and moves north to northeast as it returns to the Saint-Paul region this afternoon.
Sky-wise, the sky is very cloudy to overcast over the eastern half of Saint Denis to Saint Philippe via Salazie, the eastern plains and the Volcano region. This cloud cover is accompanied by frequent showers.
As the day goes on, these showers tend to become more and more episodic.
In the western half, the sky is cloudy with a few patches of blue sky but the weather remains generally dry.
The sea is generally rough, except between Pointe des Aigrettes and Pointe au Sel where the sea is rough.
Trade wind swell close to 3 meters dampening and small southwest swell in the West.
