cycloneye wrote:Gusty and other friends in E Caribbean.We continue to be vigilant towards those systems east of us to see in what way any of them may affect the Eastern Caribbean.
Agree with that

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cycloneye wrote:Gusty and other friends in E Caribbean.We continue to be vigilant towards those systems east of us to see in what way any of them may affect the Eastern Caribbean.
Gustywind wrote:cycloneye wrote:Gusty and other friends in E Caribbean.We continue to be vigilant towards those systems east of us to see in what way any of them may affect the Eastern Caribbean.
Agree with that. Thanks Cycloneye to keep us informed. Let's wait and see what could really happen from these 3 lows pressure...
cycloneye wrote:Gustywind wrote:cycloneye wrote:Gusty and other friends in E Caribbean.We continue to be vigilant towards those systems east of us to see in what way any of them may affect the Eastern Caribbean.
Agree with that. Thanks Cycloneye to keep us informed. Let's wait and see what could really happen from these 3 lows pressure...
Our friend underthwx is helping to mantain this thread active,even she is from Texas. That is because she is concerned for us to not have bad weather events in this area.
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msbee wrote:Our ground is over saturated too.
and our swimming pool is actually overflowing
cycloneye wrote:Gustywind wrote:cycloneye wrote:Gusty and other friends in E Caribbean.We continue to be vigilant towards those systems east of us to see in what way any of them may affect the Eastern Caribbean.
Agree with that. Thanks Cycloneye to keep us informed. Let's wait and see what could really happen from these 3 lows pressure...
Our friend underthwx is helping to mantain this thread active providing information,even she is from Texas. That is because she is concerned for us to not have bad weather events in this area.
cycloneye wrote:Gusty,another thing is we dont need more rain as the grounds are saturated in PR. Is Guadeloupe in the same status as PR? Hopefully,these systems east of the islands dont bring more.
Gustywind wrote:cycloneye wrote:Gusty,another thing is we dont need more rain as the grounds are saturated in PR. Is Guadeloupe in the same status as PR? Hopefully,these systems east of the islands dont bring more.
Yeah absolutely Cycloneye the same as you but maybe slighter.
Whereas, August was a very wet month.http://www.meteo.fr/temps/domtom/antill ... mtguad.pdf
Given Meteo-France Guadeloupe:
"The dominant character of the month is, once more in 2011, the rainfall very important (it rained 130 to 200% more than normal on the East and North of the)Large-land, the Desirade and Marie-Galante, and 50 to 90% on the rest of (the archipelago and the islands of the North).The passage of two hurricanes Emily and Irene at the embryonic stage of storm tropical heavily contributed."
cycloneye wrote:Gustywind wrote:cycloneye wrote:Gusty,another thing is we dont need more rain as the grounds are saturated in PR. Is Guadeloupe in the same status as PR? Hopefully,these systems east of the islands dont bring more.
Yeah absolutely Cycloneye the same as you but maybe slighter.
Whereas, August was a very wet month.http://www.meteo.fr/temps/domtom/antill ... mtguad.pdf
Given Meteo-France Guadeloupe:
"The dominant character of the month is, once more in 2011, the rainfall very important (it rained 130 to 200% more than normal on the East and North of the)Large-land, the Desirade and Marie-Galante, and 50 to 90% on the rest of (the archipelago and the islands of the North).The passage of two hurricanes Emily and Irene at the embryonic stage of storm tropical heavily contributed."
That is a lot above average rain in that island for sure.
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