"Daily Weather In Madagascar

By using the www.wunderground.com website I gathered the following information on Madagascar's weather......

For the following three days I found out the days high temperature, low temperature, precipitation, average pressure, and average wind speed of Madagascar's capitol, Antananarivo. On Tuesday, November 4 the high temperature is expected to be 81 and a low temperature of 60. There is a 3% chance of precipitation around noon and 11% chance around 3pm. On Wednesday, November 5, the high is expected to be 83 and the low to be 60. There is a 0% chance of precipitation both at noon and 3pm. On Thursday, November 6, the high temperature is expected to be 83 and the low to be 61. There is a 9% chance of precipitation at noon but by 3pm there is a 64% chance of rain. The average pressure over the three days is around 30.6 and decreases just a slight amount over the few days. The average wind speed over the days is around 6.4mph and also decreases as the few days pass on.



The map below is also from wunderground.com

 As you can see there a couple large cloud clusters to the north of and the east of Antananarivo. They are mostly low clouds (grey and blue) but a large yellow and orange cloud cluster means it is higher than the rest of the clouds in the image. Antananarivo is marked by the red marker. At the time that the screen shot was taken it was 74°F. No kinds of precipitation are shown so it must not currently be raining anywhere in Madagascar. There is a national forest as you can see to the east of the city and a vast area of wide open forests  and park areas to the west. Down the center you can see all the texture looking marks that signify the mountains that are on the island.


The following information was gotten from www.intellicast.com.


The map below is of southern Africa which includes Madagascar on the right side of the image. There looks to be a low front located just on the west side of the island. It is hard to tell because of the small map in the corner but it looks to be around 1016mb. There is also three different fronts in the image. A cold front, which is the blue line with triangles, a warm front which is a red line with spheres, and a stationary front which is both red and blue, triangles and spheres.

 On this image you can see the whole Africans area and the pressures it consists of. You can see that warm front, cold front, and stationary front on the bottom of the image. There aren't any more fronts except for the one you can see at the very top of the picture. There are also no more highs or lows on the continent that you cant see in the image above.