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Last Map Update: Sun, Apr 26, 2026 at 9:10:40 am AST

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Dangerous Rip Currents Possible Today

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📅 Sunday, April 26 — Expect a warm day across Puerto Rico with a quieter start and increasing afternoon activity. Heat will be noticeable, especially in coastal and urban areas. Later today, a slight increase in showers and isolated thunderstorms is expected, mainly across northern to northwestern areas. Ponding of water is possible in poor drainage areas, and isolated lightning may occur. | 📅 Domingo, 26 de abril — Se espera un día caluroso en Puerto Rico con una mañana más tranquila y aumento de actividad en la tarde. El calor será notable, especialmente en áreas costeras y urbanas. Más tarde, se espera un leve aumento en aguaceros y tormentas eléctricas aisladas, principalmente en el norte a noroeste. Es posible acumulación de agua en áreas de mal drenaje y podrían ocurrir rayos de forma aislada.

Sunday, April 26, 2026: A moderate risk of rip currents is expected along north- and east-facing beaches of Puerto Rico, including portions of Vieques, Culebra, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Rip currents can quickly pull swimmers away from shore and become life-threatening, especially at exposed beaches. Beachgoers should avoid entering the water at unguarded or exposed locations and swim only where lifeguards are present, as even experienced swimmers can be at risk. | Domingo, 26 de abril de 2026: Se espera un riesgo moderado de corrientes marinas a lo largo de las playas del norte y este de Puerto Rico, incluyendo sectores de Vieques, Culebra y las Islas Vírgenes. Estas corrientes pueden arrastrar rápidamente a los bañistas mar adentro y representar un peligro para la vida, especialmente en playas expuestas. Se recomienda evitar entrar al agua en playas sin vigilancia y optar por áreas con salvavidas, ya que incluso nadadores experimentados pueden estar en riesgo.

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