Saturday, Oct 19 update: Latest on Tropical Storm Nadine from the NHC
According to the National Hurricane Center’s 1 pm Saturday advisory, Nadine is now affecting Belize. Tropical Storm Nadine is 20 miles west-northwest of Belize City and 65 miles south-southwest of Chetumal Mexico, with maximum sustained wind of 50 mph. It’s moving at 8 mph to the west.
Tropical Storm Nadine will be short lived
Although Nadine will be no more before the weekend is over, there could be another tropical cyclone to develop before the weekend is over. This is the disturbance that we were monitoring across the tropical Atlantic. Click here to subscribe to our daily newsletter!
Progress report on Tropical Storm Nadine: Saturday, Oct 19 update from the NHC
On Saturday at 1 pm, the National Hurricane Center issued an advisory stating that Nadine is now affecting Belize. Tropical Storm Nadine is 20 miles west-northwest of Belize City and 65 miles south-southwest of Chetumal Mexico, with maximum sustained wind of 50 mph. It’s moving at 8 mph to the west.
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