TiAlex33

je pense que Montego Bay va ramasser plus que Kingston, il remonte légerement...

il a avancé quand meme un peu depuis

bonne nouvelle pour ces jamaiquains Update 5:17pm ET - Hurricane Dean’s Eye Stays south of Kingston, Jamaica Wow! Looking at current satellite imagery, it looks like Hurricane Dean is staying just south if the southern Jamaica coastline . The very intense core of the eyewall is offshore , so Kingston and the coast might have just been spared the worst. This is good news for residents and visitors to the island. I have not heard from Jim Edds in a little while now. I’m sure he is dealing with hurricane force winds at the moment and is out filming. I’m standing by for the next update from him.

7.3N 76.8W 145MPH 930mb à 5.00 PM

vous avez vu la vidéo du chasseur ? http://stormvideographer.com/blog/

je crois que la cam de l'hotel a rendu l'ame http://www.royalresorts.com/webcam.php plus de MAJ depuis 15minutes ah non mince /emoticons/sad@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20"> celle ci c'est toutes les 30minutes oups ^^ dsl

mise à jour : http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/vis-l.jpg donc l'oeil remonte donc bien légèrement sur la jamaique

quelqu'un connait la position exacte de Dean à l'heure ou je vous parle exactement ? je voudrais regarder qqe chose qui me parait étrange ... hm ok 17.1N 76.0W:)

Update 2:41pm ET: Dean Very Close Now To Jamaica A visible 1km satellite observation of major Hurricane Dean as he approaches the southern Jamaica coastline , shows that Dean’s inner eyewall might be collapsing and giving way to the outer eyewall as the main eyewall strucure. This could be signs of some strengthening as Dean tracks (80nmi and closing) even closer to Kingston . Also this expands the eye size putting the norther eyewall intense winds closer the southern coastline of Jamaica. Also of note in the satellite loop, is a northwest jog in the track in the last hour, and ever little jog to the northwest make the core of Dean track closer the populated area’s of the island. Will continue to monitor the track trends as I await the next storm chaser update from Jim Edds in Kingston.

le ciel prend une drole de couleur ... http://www.cozumelinsider.com/webcam

hm You don't have permission to access /cam2.htm on this server. par contre: http://www.royalresorts.com/webcam.php , l'hotel de cancun: ya des gens auy bord de la piscine !

http://www.cozumelinsider.com/webcam croyez que ce bateau va rester là comme ca ? ...

une de nos équipes reste sur place à Sainte Anne : probable nouvel ouragan annoncé pour mardi sur la martinique!

je ne sais pas si vous avez vu la vidéo http://www.dailymotion.com/search/dean/vid...le-17082_travel

comme promi les photos de /index.php?showuser=8360'>sebouchhh

merci pour les photos miguel /emoticons/tongue@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20"> descend nous ton onduleur à Sainte Anne qu'on puisse up nos photos lol

tu as un groupe electro?

je viens d'avoir des infos toutes fraiches: Actuellement Dean: -Cat 3 -vent actuel 125mph (environ 200km/h) -Déplacement vers l'ouest à 20mph (environ 32km/h) Position à 5H Local: Lat: 15N Long: 64.5W

non je suis un peu plus en retrait, mais j'ai des gens en jamaique, république dominicaine ,martinique, guadeloupe pour des reportages on pensait pas qu'elle monterait jusqu'à si haut, donc après ya plus personne le pb c'est que pour l'instant personne ne peut remonter d'info autre que par tél (même si je suis pas très loin d'eux) en martinique ils sont coincés, et sans jus (sainte-anne) ils avaient prévu les équipements nécéssaires ... mais innondations! et en jamaique ... bah je crains le pire ... ce sera pour dimanche/lundi on verra

je fais un topic à moi tout seul huhu désolé hein pour le multi post Si Dean arrive jusqu'à Cape Coral,on aura du live : http://www.capeweather.com/webcam1.html (enfin jespere ...)

DEAN NOW A CATEGORY 3 HURRICANE posted: 2007-08-17 15:52:49 At 1:00 p.m. the centre of Hurricane Dean was located near Latitude 14.8 degrees North, Longitude 63.6 degrees West. This is about 280 kilometres (175 miles) west of Martinique or close to 1380 kilometres (860 miles) east-southeast of Morant Point, Jamaica. Dean is moving towards the west near 35 km/h (22 mph) and this general motion is expected to continue during the next 24 hours. Maximum sustained winds have increased to near 205 km/h (125 mph), with higher gusts, making Dean a Category 3 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Scale, and further strengthening is forecast during the next 24 hours. Hurricane force winds extend outward approximately 35 kilometres (25 miles), while tropical storm force winds extend as far as 295 kilometres (185 miles) from the centre. On the current forecast track, Hurricane Dean is expected to continue moving over the central Caribbean Sea and then over or very close to Jamaica by Sunday morning. Outer bands of the hurricane are, therefore, expected to start affecting eastern parishes of the island by Saturday evening with periods of heavy rainfall and strong winds. Fishers on the cays and banks are strongly advised to evacuate immediately with a view to returning to the mainland by tonight. Other small craft operators in our coastal waters are advised to return to port and those in port are advised not to venture out. It is likely that a Hurricane Watch could be issued for the island later this afternoon as the Meteorological Service continues to monitor the progress of this system. All interests, especially fishers and other marine operators, should pay special attention to subsequent Releases. The next Bulletin on Hurricane Dean will be issued at 5:00 p.m.

http://www.weather.com/multimedia/videopla...=wxcenter_video

de nouvelles vidéos impressionnantes:http://www.dailymotion.com/search/dean/1 et la queue de dean sur la martinique actuellement imagehack ou peut-être as tu un ftp , sinon tu peux me les envoyer je te les mettrai en ligne aucun soucis

Sebouchhh, voici nos sources les plus utilisées, après nos images à nous sur place: stormcarib.com