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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
thanks for opening up this thread,artist
all ok in st maarten so far..just squally weather.
worse to come throughout the night and tomorrow I am sure.
all ok in st maarten so far..just squally weather.
worse to come throughout the night and tomorrow I am sure.
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
msbee wrote:thanks for opening up this thread,artist
all ok in st maarten so far..just squally weather.
worse to come throughout the night and tomorrow I am sure.
thanks for the update msbee, will be thinking of you all.
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
Checking in from St. Maarten.
Tied up some extra lines. Getting squally. Our ships cat is the best meteorologist on this side of the earth. He doesn't like this at all and is trying to find the safest place on board. Strangely he want to be on the fly-bridge and not in the cabin. I guess I have to have a talk with him and persuade him to get in before I close everything down
Tied up some extra lines. Getting squally. Our ships cat is the best meteorologist on this side of the earth. He doesn't like this at all and is trying to find the safest place on board. Strangely he want to be on the fly-bridge and not in the cabin. I guess I have to have a talk with him and persuade him to get in before I close everything down

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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
In Puerto Rico,the goverment will hold a press conference later tonight to lay out the plans of preparations.I am already prepared as I never wait for the last minute rush.I will keep all informed about conditions in PR as long power stays on.
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
expat2carib wrote:Checking in from St. Maarten.
Tied up some extra lines. Getting squally. Our ships cat is the best meteorologist on this side of the earth. He doesn't like this at all and is trying to find the safest place on board. Strangely he want to be on the fly-bridge and not in the cabin. I guess I have to have a talk with him and persuade him to get in before I close everything down
sounds like our dog - she wants to hide in a corner on the patio when we have a storm - really weird!

And thanks cycloneye!
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
heavy squalls coming in here now
expat2, are you anchored in the lagoon?
how is the lagoon?
much wind?
expat2, are you anchored in the lagoon?
how is the lagoon?
much wind?
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
Hi Barbara,
I'm alone with the cat (my wife is visiting family in Denmark) so I found refugee in the Simpson Bay Marina. Lagoon is fine up to now. I think we can expect some TS force winds tonight and tomorrow. The lagoon is a good place to be. The only problem in the lagoon is the old wrecks anchored there. You can secure the boat as best as you can but when a corroded badly anchored wreck start moving you are lost. I experienced that with Omar. People had secured their boats but were grounded by free floating objects.
I'm alone with the cat (my wife is visiting family in Denmark) so I found refugee in the Simpson Bay Marina. Lagoon is fine up to now. I think we can expect some TS force winds tonight and tomorrow. The lagoon is a good place to be. The only problem in the lagoon is the old wrecks anchored there. You can secure the boat as best as you can but when a corroded badly anchored wreck start moving you are lost. I experienced that with Omar. People had secured their boats but were grounded by free floating objects.
msbee wrote:heavy squalls coming in here now
expat2, are you anchored in the lagoon?
how is the lagoon?
much wind?
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abajan wrote:As expected, we didn't get much from this: Somewhat showery and occasionally thundery weather for most of the day but nothing serious.
Hi Abajan,
Good to hear you missed out on young Irene. Been watching out for a Bajan report as if it gets to you, it normally makes its way here next! No rain or wind here but lightning out to sea low down on the horizon from the WSW area of the storm. Hoping our friends in Dominica are ok after this given their recent problems with rain, the dam and loss of roads. Good luck to you all in the Leewards tonight. To Gusty, be safe!!
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
expat2carib wrote:Hi Barbara,
I'm alone with the cat (my wife is visiting family in Denmark) so I found refugee in the Simpson Bay Marina. Lagoon is fine up to now. I think we can expect some TS force winds tonight and tomorrow. The lagoon is a good place to be. The only problem in the lagoon is the old wrecks anchored there. You can secure the boat as best as you can but when a corroded badly anchored wreck start moving you are lost. I experienced that with Omar. People had secured their boats but were grounded by free floating objects.msbee wrote:heavy squalls coming in here now
expat2, are you anchored in the lagoon?
how is the lagoon?
much wind?
glad you got into the marina. our boat is in the lagoon too at dock.
I hope we don't get too much wind.
stay safe!
Barbara
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Hi Chris!
Good to see you on the board again.
Still feel sorry we didn't meet in Rodney Bay after Tomas. I guess St.Lucia will not have too many problems with Irene.
Good to see you on the board again.
Still feel sorry we didn't meet in Rodney Bay after Tomas. I guess St.Lucia will not have too many problems with Irene.
chrisjslucia wrote:abajan wrote:As expected, we didn't get much from this: Somewhat showery and occasionally thundery weather for most of the day but nothing serious.
Hi Abajan,
Good to hear you missed out on young Irene. Been watching out for a Bajan report as if it gets to you, it normally makes its way here next! No rain or wind here but lightning out to sea low down on the horizon from the WSW area of the storm. Hoping our friends in Dominica are ok after this given their recent problems with rain, the dam and loss of roads. Good luck to you all in the Leewards tonight. To Gusty, be safe!!
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
Hi,
Here, it's very quiet. Last weather report in TV said it's just rain and a little wind for martinique, for the end of the night, more like tropical wave. The worst is for Guadeloupe and Dominique. Take care.
Here, it's very quiet. Last weather report in TV said it's just rain and a little wind for martinique, for the end of the night, more like tropical wave. The worst is for Guadeloupe and Dominique. Take care.
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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
Quiet weather here in Les Abymes, central Guadeloupe (2 miles from PTP/TFFR airport)
Very light wind from the norm (as per the clouds), no rain since roughly 6PM
National TV announced a tropical wave at the 7:30PM news, but I managed to advise them it was already a TS, and people were informed at the very last minute. I went out some minutes after and many people act like every day (traffic, crowd in supermarkets, peeple planning for parties tonight).
But Meteo France just placed us in a "Heavy rain and Thunderstorms/High winds/Rough sea" warning, and not a single "Storm watch" while all neigouring islands are under Storm Warning. Next local advisory planned for 12AM (but who will listen weather at that time
????)
I'll be awake all night long to keep you posted
Very light wind from the norm (as per the clouds), no rain since roughly 6PM
National TV announced a tropical wave at the 7:30PM news, but I managed to advise them it was already a TS, and people were informed at the very last minute. I went out some minutes after and many people act like every day (traffic, crowd in supermarkets, peeple planning for parties tonight).

But Meteo France just placed us in a "Heavy rain and Thunderstorms/High winds/Rough sea" warning, and not a single "Storm watch" while all neigouring islands are under Storm Warning. Next local advisory planned for 12AM (but who will listen weather at that time

I'll be awake all night long to keep you posted

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Re: TS Irene:Our Friends in Caribbean Affected Please Post Condi
ouragans wrote:Quiet weather here in Les Abymes, central Guadeloupe (2 miles from PTP/TFFR airport)
Very light wind from the norm (as per the clouds), no rain since roughly 6PM
National TV announced a tropical wave at the 7:30PM news, but I managed to advise them it was already a TS, and people were informed at the very last minute. I went out some minutes after and many people act like every day (traffic, crowd in supermarkets, peeple planning for parties tonight).![]()
But Meteo France just placed us in a "Heavy rain and Thunderstorms/High winds/Rough sea" warning, and not a single "Storm watch" while all neigouring islands are under Storm Warning. Next local advisory planned for 12AM (but who will listen weather at that time????)
I'll be awake all night long to keep you posted
Thanks for your excellent report i thought the same concerning the TV, that's incredible and Meteo-France is not better, that's awful


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