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Tropical Storm Emily – Where will she go? WHERE FINE FOOD IS MATCHED BY BEAUTIFUL SCENERY on the waterfront located on the edge of the
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Could Tropical Storm Emily be a threat to Cayman? At this stage, it’s uncertain as to which path the tropical storm will take and whether it may be a threat to the residents of the Cayman Islands. Tropical Storm Emily was close to Puerto Rico yesterday morning moving westward at around 12 knots. Clusters of scattered moderate/strong convection were just east of the Lesser Antilles this morning. High rain accumulation is expected in some areas, 2-4 inches in the North Windward Islands and Leeward Islands, 4-6 in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
There is also the possibility of 10 inches in isolated areas. These levels of rain accumulation could cause flash floods and mudslides in mountainous terrain. An upper ridge in the North West Caribbean is anchored West of the Cayman Islands generating scattered showers and possible thunderstorms over the Yucatan. As of yesterday morning at 11:00 am, there were tropical storm warnings for Puerto Rico, Vieques, Culebra and Hispaniola (The Dominican Republic and Haiti). There was also a tropical storm watch for the US Virgin Islands.
The closest path to Cayman had seen Tropical Storm Emily heading over Jamaica and Cuba. The Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) says there is no immediate threat to the Cayman Islands from Emily but that they do advise people to monitor the system. If there are any threatening changes in Emily’s path the (CINWS) will notify the public immediately. Keep up to date with the latest tropical weather movements at the National Hurracaine Centre www. nhc.noaa.gov/ and always check your local media for the official advisories from the CINWS.
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