![]() Help keep the rest of the world up-to-date with what is really happening! We really need you, Georges back in 1998, and many others since then are proof! If interested, contact TO FIND ON : Reliable, not-sensationalized information is just so hard to get in crisis situations. Your help will be really appreciated by Caribbean people living abroad with family living on the islands, future visitors who have their Caribbean dream-vacation booked, etc.etc. You don't need to be a weatherman or expert on the subject, just share with us what you know, feel and see on your island. Do you live on one of the islands? We need your help! We are looking for more people who are interested in sending us a few paragraphs about the situation on your island before, during and after a storm hits. First hand very local personal reports instead of very limited or sensationalized coverage by the general media. They are the people who live on the island and write to us what is going on around them. The local hurricane correspondents are the heart and soul of stormCARIB. Local hurricane correspondents wanted!. Only reports received for this season are listed. Your Accommodation Specialist for the Caribbean. StormCARIB is brought to you by GoBeach Vacations Join our team of special local hurricane correspondents. More detail in the Tropical Weather Discussion or view the Graphicast Image High Seas Forecasts issued by the National Weather Service can beįound under AWIPS header NFDHSFAT1, WMO header FZNT01 KWBC, and * Formation chance through 48 0 percent. Resume on May 15, 2023, while Special Tropical Weather Outlooks willīe issued as necessary during the off-season. Regularly scheduled Tropical Weather Outlooks will No additional Special Tropical Weather Outlooks are scheduled for So, and additional information, including storm-force wind warnings,Ĭan be found in High Seas Forecasts issued by the National Weather Nevertheless, the system isĮxpected to remain a strong non-tropical low during the next day or Therefore, it is unlikely that the low will transition to a Much colder waters and across Atlantic Canada by early Tuesday. Northeastward today and northward tonight, bringing the system over Thunderstorm activity near the center, it is embedded in a cold air ![]() Subtropical development over the northwest Atlantic.Ī non-tropical low pressure system centered over the northwesternĪtlantic Ocean about 300 miles north of Bermuda is producing Special Tropical Weather Outlook issued to discuss the potential for Then, on the other side of the scale, we could be looking at a mid grade TS landing anywhere along the east coast, crossing the peninsula, and then, right turning, strike the west coast, cross the peninsula again, and head up the east coast towards NE.Īccompanying satellite image (pop-up, source: NHC)įor the North Atlantic.Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: It is possible it doesn't intensify and plows into Florida a large, wet blob of moisture, unusual for a usually dry November there. However, light wind shear and bathwater SST's should allow for some intensification. It will take some time for this to happen due to it's broadness and the deep dip in the jetstream will not allow rapid intensification. ![]() Now about 130 miles to the north of Puerto Rico, it is trying to consolidate on it's way to visit the northern Dominican Republic, Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas and eventually the SE coast of Florida and maybe Georgia. The tropical low was located earlier this morning right over the USVI on it's way northbound but had rained itself out before it's overhead arrival. Flood advisories have been up since Thursday as our grounds and PR's were already saturated. 98L, whose potential I shared at the end of my post last Tuesday, has dumped more than 5 inches of rain on the Virgin Islands between Friday and Saturday night with isolated amounts higher in Puerto Rico.
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