Bahamas Hotel Tourism Association
The Unified Voice of Bahamian Tourism
Good News
Emily Broke Up Over Hispaniola. Warnings And Watch Dropped For The Bahamas
Should Further Strengthening Or Airports And Airlift Be Impacted, You Will Be Notified
Alert #19 Issued By The Bahamas Department Of Meteorology Thursday 4th August, 2011 At 6 PM Edt.
Emily Has Degenerated Into A Trough Of Low Pressure But Will Still Produce Heavy Rains.
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Winds, Rains Expected to Impact Most of Bahamas Friday and Saturday
The latest forecast still shows Emily impacting most of The Bahamas with tropical storm force winds and potentially heavy rains beginning late Thursday evening in the southern islands and ending later Saturday as it moves out of the northern islands.
While the intensity of Emily is still forecasted to remain at a Tropical Storm level, businesses are advised to monitor the situation carefully.
At 5:00 p.m. today Emily was located about 185 miles southeast of the Turks and Caicos Islands and projected to begin to effect the southeast Bahamas Thursday afternoon and the central and northwestern Bahamas on Friday.
BHA Activity Report July 2011 – 1.24 Mb PDF file
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