TS Kirk re-emerges again over western Atlantic
Tropical Storm Kirk, Wednesday morning
(CNS): Tropical Storm Kirk, which has come and gone several times over the last five days, re-emerged early Wednesday morning 470 miles east of Barbados, moving west at around 18mph with winds of around 45mph. In the National Hurricane Center’s 8am bulletin the storm was headed towards the northern Windward Islands and expected to approach Barbados tomorrow. Forecasters said they expected Kirk to remain on its west-northwestward track until Friday night, as it crosses in to the eastern Caribbean Sea, and is expected to rapidly dissipate again.
Category: Science & Nature, Weather
Remember Wilma in 2005? It turned from Cat 1 to Cat 5 overnight, just to the southwest of Cayman.
The petition weren’t scared of the kirkbots, but the people of Cayman islands should watch kirk , hurricane this late should be watched very closely .
It’s not a hurricane.
Yet
Hurricanes are unpredictable. Read about Elena, 1985.
Or Gordon 1994 or Mitch 1998!
Good! This country needs some reality check. Kirk, lol, might deliver just that.
Seriously Dude? You’d wish risk to life and economic destruction on us just for a ‘reality check’? How Caymankind…