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Caribbean Tropical Wave on 20 October 2010
The tropical wave in the northwestern Caribbean continues to get better organized and perhaps stronger as it moves slowly toward the east by northeast generating copious rain over the Cayman Islands, Jamaica and southeastern Cuba. As of 0800 EST … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hazards, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Uncategorized, Weather
Tagged Caribbean, Cuba, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, National Hurricane center
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