cycloneye wrote:Gustywind wrote:Hi my friends. Looks like Ernesto has not bring significant damages in the Lesser Antilles especially the Windwards islands, that's very good news... even if in Martinica i heard that a man was died electocute
. Condoleance to the family.
Staying in Martinica (who backoff the yellow alert, back to green code), here is a recap of Ernesto ( see below
): http://www.meteo.fr/temps/domtom/antill ... ivi_ma.pdf (french version
).
Actual synopsis:
Today the sky is still crowded at sunrise of the day with a few showers.The wind remains sensitive gusting to 70 km/h in the heights. At low altitude, he has returned to moderate.
At sea, the situation has normalized, average waves are lower than 2 meters in the Atlantic. A little chop agitated the Caribbean coast.
Forecast: improvement built quickly. The sky remains veiled but the rain will cease.
Balance sheet/Encrypted datas: The passage of Ernesto on the Martinque brang rainfall of 30 to 50 mm. These are modest values for a tropical storm. So it did not had reactionwater.The winds were more dangerous, with winds gusting to 80 km/h in plain, locally more than 110 km/h in the mountains and on the Atlantic coast. At sea measured average lows reached 3 m and the hollow maxi 5 m.
Comments/Consequences: Ernesto crossed Martinica with moderate effects.
Very good news from that island. Let's hope that Jamaica doesn't have big problems as Ernesto tracks near that island.
Yeah, you're right. Thanks for your post. Keeping your fingers crossed for Jamaica too
