Erin Tropical Storm: Does it revive us for the big tropical storm? Erin? Check the list of areas that are possible to hit the worst
According to the National Hurricane Center, the tropical storm continues on a road to the west, and this weekend will have difficulty in a hurricane. Erin is currently moving to the west near 17 miles / hour, and this movement is expected with a Western-Northwest movement that started on Thursday night and on the weekend.
Is it waiting to influence us?
According to the latest update from the National Hurricane Center, the tropical storm Erin is expected to focus on a hurricane on Friday, watching just north of the Caribbean Islands and began to make a return to the north. According to NHC on August 14, the Hurricane Central Estimates are likely to move near or north of the North Leeward Islands during the weekend. The swelling produced by Erin will begin to influence the parts of the North Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands and Porto Rico this weekend. Authorities, Erin Atlantic Ocean returned to the United States Virgin Islands of the distribution of sand bags accelerated, he said.
“Due to the impact of the tropical storm on the US Virgin Islands, the Virgin Islands Regional Situation Management Agency (VITEMA), Virgin Islands Fire and Emergency Services, Ministry of Public Works, Island Coordinator and Department, the soil -wide sandbag distribution program accelerated the program.
“While the definitive impact of the tropical storm Erin is currently unclear, Vitema takes proactive measures to ensure that all inhabitants have access to critical hurricane preparation sources before the storm arrival.”
Virgin Islands Regional Emergency Management Agency (VITEMA) Director Daryl Jaschen, Fox Weather News and how the island area was prepared, he said.
“It is very important that our community has the opportunity to get sand bags for this wind -oriented rain.” “So, my concern is wind guided rain, sea conditions and of course the wind.”
“Approximately 98 percent of our goods come from outside the region,” he continued. “So, my power plants, I should get fuel for them. I have to get support to airports. I have communication. We just started school yesterday, so frankly the effect for schools and parents.
Accuweather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill, Usa Today in his statement, even if Erin avoids landing in the United States, “next weekend will be an important increase in sea, surfing and rip currents on the east coast,” he said.
