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Tropical Storm Five
Tropical Depression Five is too far away to make any reliable predictions.
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/
Furthermore, the Miami Hurricane Center has it passing well south of the DR.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics/AT05/refresh/AL0504W5+GIF/132208W5.gif
Same for Tropical Depression Four.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics/AT04/refresh/AL0404W5+GIF/132116W5.gif
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/
Furthermore, the Miami Hurricane Center has it passing well south of the DR.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics/AT05/refresh/AL0504W5+GIF/132208W5.gif
Same for Tropical Depression Four.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics/AT04/refresh/AL0404W5+GIF/132116W5.gif
5 is now EARL correct?
If it is, the project track is well below the DR
As noted in other responses this can change hourly.
If it is, the project track is well below the DR
As noted in other responses this can change hourly.
I use this software
http://www.hurricanesoftware.com/
Great internet data and satellite pictures. As well as all the strike possibilities and zoom.
For now they have Earl heading to Galveston, tx.
http://www.hurricanesoftware.com/
Great internet data and satellite pictures. As well as all the strike possibilities and zoom.
For now they have Earl heading to Galveston, tx.
This reference is from Intellicast.com
and is the 'lead' page to their hurricane stuff.
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/US...=Tropical&product=ActiveTropical&prodnav=none
From this link you can go to any/all hurricane/storm tracks.
Texas Bill
and is the 'lead' page to their hurricane stuff.
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/US...=Tropical&product=ActiveTropical&prodnav=none
From this link you can go to any/all hurricane/storm tracks.
Texas Bill
just checked out noaa
Earl now projects well south of the island, and nowhere near Fla. I must be living right :bunny:
I will say it is interesting how much those projections change. The first preds were the usual W-NW but Earl actually dipped south a bit. Maybe post Charley influences ? Or see above.
Earl now projects well south of the island, and nowhere near Fla. I must be living right :bunny:
I will say it is interesting how much those projections change. The first preds were the usual W-NW but Earl actually dipped south a bit. Maybe post Charley influences ? Or see above.
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Help Plz!
Hi there,
I live in England and we do not have hurricanes and things like that here. I am a bit confused and just wondered if somebody could give me some info please. I ma prob going to sound very dumb here, but here it goes?
I am going to Cabarette, DR in September (middle), and was just wondering if this Hurricane Charley would affect us then or how long it stays about for.
Any info on weather conditions in from Week Comm 13th September would be much appreciated.
Many Thanks,
Kelle :squareeye
Hi there,
I live in England and we do not have hurricanes and things like that here. I am a bit confused and just wondered if somebody could give me some info please. I ma prob going to sound very dumb here, but here it goes?
I am going to Cabarette, DR in September (middle), and was just wondering if this Hurricane Charley would affect us then or how long it stays about for.
Any info on weather conditions in from Week Comm 13th September would be much appreciated.
Many Thanks,
Kelle :squareeye
To read up on weather in September in the DR/Caribbean and hurricanes, see the links:
http://www.dr1.com/travel/expect/weather.shtml and
http://www.dr1.com/weather/hurricanes.shtml
To answer your question about Cabarete -- Cabarete has not been hit by a hurricane recorded this century. Puerto Plata province was affected by Hurricane Eloise in 1975, but not the coast.
Charley is long gone. Nothing to worry about anymore.
http://www.dr1.com/travel/expect/weather.shtml and
http://www.dr1.com/weather/hurricanes.shtml
To answer your question about Cabarete -- Cabarete has not been hit by a hurricane recorded this century. Puerto Plata province was affected by Hurricane Eloise in 1975, but not the coast.
Charley is long gone. Nothing to worry about anymore.