WEATHER UPDATE: Unstable weather across Dominica; new tropical wave in Atlantic
Dominica News Online - Sunday, July 29th, 2012 at 2:19 PM
Map showing tropical wave affecting Dominica on Monday morning and new low pressure system in Atlantic. Photo by Eye4weather
Moisture and instability associated with a westward moving tropical wave will continue to spread cloudiness, showers and possible thunderstorms across the region during the next 24 hours, the Dominica Meteorological Service is reporting.
Residents in areas prone to flooding, falling rocks and landslides should continue to exercise caution.
Meanwhile, a tropical wave located in the Central Atlantic accompanied by a surface low pressure system is moving westward at about 24 km/h.
Environmental conditions are conducive for some gradual development to occur.
This system is expected in our area by Saturday.
Grey clouds over Roseau on Monday morning
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allu saying one day Rabbit Fest will not have rain ..thats a sign. Stop eat em Rabbits !
hell no
for rain to stop during ” rabbit fest” the organisers must change the name from “Rabbit Fest” to “Indiginous Meat Fest ” and they will see the difference.
hope and pray that these things dont develop into hurricanes/storms. we cant handle it.
can anyone enlighten me on what areas of the island are prone to flooding?
thanks.
Layou, Portsmouth (it is also below sea level), Mahaut and Massacre flood in heavy rains. All other low lying coastal villages should be cautious. Maybe someone can help with other places
everywhere dat flat
Calibishie, Albert Simeon ville, i mean Canefield
my friend all i can say is stay away from, streams cuz they turn to raing rivers, the sea, liff sides, mountains where there does hav landslides, be safe, if u livin on the east coast stay away frm the atlantic ocean.
That’s why some ppl sayin black people stupid..wat a stupid question to ask if u kno Dominica
Are people still going to work in this weather?
WHY NOT?
nope.only when it snows.
only after the stones fall off the cliff and the roads are swept away. Other than that, everything irie. No inclement weather days down here. Except when the rain hitting the galvanize you feel like sleeping in.
Only if we get a tornado warning smdh
can anyone inform me of the areas that are prone to flooding?
thanks
Because of our reckless habits and total disrepect for our environment anywhere and everywhere is prone to flooding these days-especially when we continue to dump our garbage indiscriminately in drains and ravines and rivers-and where we continue to cut trees and build on slopes – well after the rains you will see rubbish and all the flith of the Nature Island. Where that is not prone to flooding is prone to mud slides and landslides- take heed my people lets change our ways of doing things while climate change comes closer to our door steps.
One year Rabbit fest will not have rain …smh
Rabbit fest not having rain this year
I know right
What is the update
Follow it on http://www.weather.gov.dm
Disaster preparedness is a must in our region. In times like this we should have the necessary first aid kits, dry foods, candles, blankets and bibles ready, also ensure we have a good supply of bottled water. Pray, pray an pray some more. God bless.
Lord protect my kids my friends n my family n the entire country Dominica at this time…I am here in Anguilla but my heart is at home….
*Brace yourselves: the posts by religious lunatics who actually think in the 21st century that storms are caused by a god and who clearly failed Geography /Science class are coming!
keep making fun, i hope you remember the amount of houses that washed away last year.
Take warning People, the warning always come during hurricane season June-July.. Take heed and repent of your sins, the rain is coming.
So when you repent your sins and the rain still takes away your house, what then? “God works in mysterious ways?” lol. Ah, you people are funny.
you mean the message board prayers. lol.
boy i wish it wasn’t hurrcain seacen
“hurrcain seacen” really??? really man???!
boy I wish you had go English class once in your life
lol, doe do d man at na, lol
lord guide dominicanz and also my three kids who visiting for summer
yes I texas girl
Wat is d update?
Go and buy all you candle
is good to wash down those evil people on that island and all the drug dealers and prostitutes.
Dude, what the heck…you sound like the kind of crazy person someone would find sleeping on a park bench. Go learn some social skills and stop wishing destruction upon islands. THEN things might work out better for you.
better to be safe than sorry so stay at home listen radio dont forget to makae some reserve of drinkable water.
Keep safe everyone.
we need more infor as soon as possible
google is your friend
thank you DNO for this information .
Despite our people’s hatred and jealousy,Dominica is indeed a bless country.
All natural disasters we rebuke it in the name of Jesus.
Have fun “rebuking” your natural disasters. I sure hope that works for ya. Of course, when the natural disasters *actually* hit, you’ll just say, “God works in mysterious ways.” Impossible to win with you folks….
you forgot “and our elevated levels of corruption in high office”
how are you going to rebuke a NATURAL disaster in the name of Jesus??? use common sense nuh chile. If it is natural, who you think sending it?
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