Heavy Rain and Gusty Winds Expected Midweek
A disturbance south of Guam is approaching the Marianas, bringing heavy rainfall and breezy conditions expected to peak Wednesday night into Thursday.
The National Weather Service is tracking the system, currently designated Invest 90W, which weakened over the weekend but remains positioned west of Chuuk.
Computer models have shown this broad area, this organized disturbed weather stalling and then eventually pulling better together around midweek and then shooting off to the northwest or toward the west-northwest around midweek and then giving us winds and rain
- said Brandon Aydlett, science and operations officer at the National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office Guam.
Meteorologists expect the system to reorganize as it moves toward the area around midweek.
Author's summary: Heavy rain and gusty winds are expected midweek.
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