Premier Honourable Juliana O’Connor-Connolly along with Director of Hazard Management Cayman Islands, Dani Coleman and Director General, National Weather Service, John Tibbetts attended the National Hurricane Conference held in Orlando, Florida from 25-28 March.
Weather experts are keeping close tabs on a newly developed area of tropical weather disturbance in the Atlantic that’s heading westwards in the general direction of the northern Caribbean.
The Cayman Islands Government is urging residents to solidify their hurricane preparedness plans and activities as the 2023 hurricane season begins to heighten.
To prepare for the unknown, each home should have a 72-hour Disaster Survival Kit. You will need to pack some essential items to help you and your family survive, whether you stay at home or leave it during a disaster.
Members of the National Hazard Management Executive recently (June 28) participated in an annual hurricane exercise, at the Government Administration Building, aimed at both preparedness and aftermath of Category 3+ storms.
With the first month of the Hurricane season past without incident to the Cayman Islands, officials continue to encourage residents to have hurricane supplies and plans ready in preparation for the season.
To prepare for the unknown, each home should have a 72-hour Disaster Survival Kit. You will need to pack some essential items to help you and your family survive, whether you stay at home or leave it during a disaster.
It’s that time of year - the official start of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season again. In their latest update this week, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting a less active hurricane season this year compared to recent years.
With two months to go before the start of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, scientists at the major weather monitoring and forecasting centres are keeping close tabs on weather trends which could give an insight into how intense or not this year could turn out to be.
The Government of the Cayman Islands has discontinued the Tropical Storm Watch for the Cayman Islands as of 10:00AM today, 31 October 2022 due to a southerly shift in the forecasted path and decreased risk to our area