The Caribbean Hurricane PageUpdates from the Islands- - Dominica - - |
- Lenny |
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5pm: Despite Lenny's distance from
Dominica, we've been hit hard by very high seas. The road between
Soufriere and Scott's Head is impassable, and many properties along
the coast road have suffered damage, especially in the village of
Pointe Michele. Canefield airport appears to be closed, since the sea has deposited a lot of debris at the northern end of the runway. Very large waves are crashing onto the main coast road between Roseau and Canefield. We hope to bring you photos of the situation on our News page at http://www.delphis.dm/news.htm |
- Jose |
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5pm: Despite Lenny's distance from
Dominica, we've been hit hard by very high seas. The road between
Soufriere and Scott's Head is impassable, and many properties along
the coast road have suffered damage, especially in the village of
Pointe Michele. Canefield airport appears to be closed, since the sea has deposited a lot of debris at the northern end of the runway. Very large waves are crashing onto the main coast road between Roseau and Canefield. We hope to bring you photos of the situation on our News page at http://www.delphis.dm/news.htm |
- Jose |
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10am. After a very quiet night with little rain and no wind, this morning has now started to bring a steady downpour. A number of hurricane shelters were opened last night, but this morning the hurricane watch was ended and it seems we've been fortunate once more this season. |
- Jose |
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5pm. Although the eye is only 115 east of Dominica, the conditions are fairly good. Overcast but with hardly a breath of wind. Traffic leaving Roseau is heavy and many people seem to be buying supplies just for Jose. |
- Jose |
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1pm. Although a Hurricane Watch was announced early this morning, late morning in the capital city Roseau wasn't particularly busy. We've had a couple of squally showers, but at the moment the rain has stopped and there's a fair amount of blue skies. We've now got a web page that will have these reports plus images from our digital camera. That's at http://www.delphis.dm/hurricanejose.htm |
- Jose |
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Well, I didn't expect to be writing a report about an approaching storm so late in the season! As of 7an on the 19th, the weather in Dominica is overcast with very low clouds and steady showers. There still seems uncertainty as to where it will pass, but as it gets closer we'll provide you with reports and images. We have a backup generator and a high-speed Internet line here at Delphis so we should be able to 'weather the storm' well! Regards, Steve McCabe Delphis Ltd. PO Box 356, Roseau Commonwealth of Dominica West Indies 00109/8000 webmaster AT delphis.dm http://www.delphis.dm Tel 1.767.449.9632 Fax 1.767.449.9642 ICQ 1126953 |
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