Skies over Curaçao on Tuesday were generally partly cloudy. Shower activity over the region was of only an isolated nature, so dry weather therefore continued to prevail.
A weak tropical wave was located over the Eastern Caribbean Area on Tuesday evening and was moving West. A few more clouds associated with this system with locally some shower activity are expected to develop over sections of our region on especially Wednesday morning. Dry weather however will continue to prevail. During the next few days, a few small disturbances will move at times over our region with some shower activity possible on each day. Dry weather however will continue to prevail on most days.
Visit the site of the Meteorological Service of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba to read the official forecast for Curaçao and also our sister islands of Aruba and Bonaire in either English, Papiamentu or Dutch. You can also see an animation of Radar Maps on that site. More relevant information about our weather and climate can also be found there.
For more information about our local climate (especially rainfall amounts), tropical cyclones (hurricanes) and the weather in general, see
your forecaster's Home Page or his Local Climate page. Take this direct link to his Tropical Cyclone Page if you want to know more about active tropical cyclones (hurricanes) anywhere on Earth.