our Tropical Highway cleared up, nothing left out there.
Habi, we are here reporting about possible storm threats to DR, local weather reports are not intended.
while you say your watersports are closed, we are here fishing every day on super calm offshore Sea, a calm bathtub up to 30nmls off our coastline.
I will attach the video of a Blue Marlin release, done Yesterday on my 42ft Bertram named Lady Lola,
because it show's clearly the Sea Conditions out there, which been that way all week long and still the same today,
as an effcet of the far out pass of Teddy.
in case of the pass of Teddy, the waves from it's storm surge been not felt down here yet, they "could" be felt by around mid week this week for us here on the southern tip of the East Shores. by the way and ancle it passed, I would guess those waves already been felt along the north and on the northern part of Samna Peninsula, but that i just assume, I don't know such, as such thing can only be observed Locally at each part/bay of a coast, it can not be predicted from far away/by a glimpse on a satellite map, for such storm which passed so very far away and anyways lost powers significantly well earlier than expected.
as conditions over our Tropical Highway are after the heavy storm presence from past week almost free of dry air, barely windhsear present,
we could really need a week without any systems running through there, because those actual conditions are the best of the year so far, to let even weaker systems get their act together and form a storm.
the long range outlook for this week does not show anything expected to pop up,
so it looks good to get some harsher(rough for storm development) conditions out there,
so the systems to come for the rest of our still young season will not start under perfect development conditions.
for this week, at this moment, it looks like we will all stay fine and free of stormy worries.
