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Maybe the T&Cs, Bahamas? Not a big storm, but diving and other plans could be disrupted.
Erika aims for nothern Antiles
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Still out there. They keep thinking she'll break up, but she did dip into the Caribbean - now expected to drift into the T&Cs with rain at least...
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It's looking good
Erika is headed west, in defiance of most of the computer models that predicted a northwest or west-northwest track. Regardless, Erika's track will take the storm into a band of significantly higher wind shear of 25 - 35 knots, Friday through Saturday. Considering that Erika is steadily weakening and is barely alive now, the storm should dissipate by Saturday,
Erika is headed west, in defiance of most of the computer models that predicted a northwest or west-northwest track. Regardless, Erika's track will take the storm into a band of significantly higher wind shear of 25 - 35 knots, Friday through Saturday. Considering that Erika is steadily weakening and is barely alive now, the storm should dissipate by Saturday,
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