Reports are finally in from the Hurricane Centre in Miami and the “disturbed” weather pattern has now officially been classified as a tropical depression, situated at 185 km to the east of our twin islands. Winds are currently at 25 mph, but wind speed is expected to increase over the next 12 hours – in fact, the Meteorological Office at Piarco International Airport has issued a tropical storm warning for Tobago.
Conditions may worsen in the Gulf of Paria as the system moves westward, so all the folks who have chosen “down the islands” as an Independence weekend getaway may be in for a lot of rain and gusty wind.
[...] The weather pattern heading towards the Caribbean has been officially categorized as Tropical Depression #6 of the hurricane season, according to an updated post by Francomenz. Share This [...]
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Tropical Depression generally occurs in the center of the thunderstorm…
I saw many images and reports so far. They are very interesting to me..
This type of reports is really helpful in lot of ways
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