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TS 6.01 Climate and Weather Prevailing Winds The Virgin Islands lie in the "Easterlies" or "Trade Winds" which traverse the southern part of the "Bermuda High" pressure area, thus the predominant winds are usually from the east-northeast and east (IRF, 1977). These trade winds vary seasonally (Figure

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TS 6.01 Climate and Weather Prevailing Winds The Virgin Islands lie in the "Easterlies" or "Trade Winds" which traverse the southern part of the "Bermuda High" pressure area, thus the predominant winds are usually from the east-northeast and east (IRF, 1977). These trade winds vary seasonally (Figure

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The salinity has been measured and indicates that the pond is classified as brackish water. Vegetation surrounding this pond is sparse. Sedges and Bermuda grass grow on the western end of the pond only when rainfall is sufficient (Bioimpact 2006). The western pond is a large salt pond separated from t

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