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    GUSTY WINDS AND MODERATE TO HEAVY RAINFALL EXPECTED THIS WEEK – NEMO

    October 4, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The National Emergency Management Organisation is reminding the public that based on data collected over
    the years, the months of October and November are usually the two months of the hurricane season with record number of heavy rainfall and landslides.

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    Information received from the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Services indicates that scattered showers and a moderate chance of isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight into Tuesday as a
    tropical wave and its trailing instability affect St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

    Sea conditions are also expected to deteriorate as the islands experience strong wind speeds of up to 40 km/h from late Tuesday.
    A stronger tropical wave will approach the region on Wednesday and this could result in isolated thunderstorms activity and showers across St. Vincent and the Grenadines as the day progresses and continues into Thursday. Total rainfall accumulations of 2-3 inches are forecast up to 8pm on Friday.


    The National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) is urging residents to step up their preparedness as soils are already saturated from the heavy rainfall over the past two weeks. Persons living in areas near rivers and streams are asked to be vigilant and be prepared to evacuate at short notice if it becomes necessary.


    Residents of the red volcano hazard zone are asked to monitor the rivers and streams and avoid crossing them during heavy rainfall. Small craft operators, sea bathers and persons living in the coastal areas especially on the eastern coast should exercise caution and be prepared for rough seas and above normal swells especially Tuesday night into Wednesday.

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    Residents are urged to keep listening to advisory from NEMO and the Meteorological Services as watches or
    warnings can also be issued at short notice.

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