TRAVEL TIPS
We are now officially in what is called the “Hurricane Season”. This runs from June first through the end of November. This is the time of year where the sea surface temperatures warm up, and we begin to see tropical waves potentially develop into bigger storms. “Hurricane Season” means that this is the time of year where tropical storms and hurricanes are most likely to develop. This, even though this tropical weather can, and has developed outside the traditional season.
If you live in the Caribbean or Central America, this is the time to update your emergency weather kits! If you are making a trip to the area, this means that you should be very aware of the forecast!
You can get travel advice by visiting our travel section here. Each island/region and nation is represented with helpful travel info.
Choose a specific area in the dropdown for the latest weather updates. Travel information can be found by clicking here.
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DATA AND RESOURCES
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER: The National Hurricane Center provides information on tropical storms and hurricanes.
TROPICAL WEATHER DISCUSSION: A region by region discussion of sea and ocean conditions in the Atlantic.
CURRENT TROPICAL HAZZARDS: A list of current tropical storms and hurricanes in the region.
HURRICANE AWARENESS: Tips and advice on what to do to prepare for a tropical event.
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