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Is it still 2020?
9/1/20 Nana
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Roatan gets a pass on this one.
Enjoy the rains and a stiff Northerly wind. It is just about the year’s center-point of the Caribbean Tropical Storm Season.
Enjoy the rains and a stiff Northerly wind. It is just about the year’s center-point of the Caribbean Tropical Storm Season.
Just watched a boat full of divers unload here. Live Cam West End Beach - Roatán
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This is another Live Web Cam
RD Live Webcam- Roatan Divers
RD Live Webcam- Roatan Divers
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The two noted above are West/West-North.
Here’s a South Side view, in the Lee shadow side of the Caribbean Storm season
Web Cams | CoCo View Resort
Here’s a South Side view, in the Lee shadow side of the Caribbean Storm season
Web Cams | CoCo View Resort
Utila. We went to bed with big clouds on the horizon, got about 1/2" of rain during the night and awoke to sunny skies. We were hoping for a lot more rain as our cisterns are almost empty.
So, was Nana just a nothingburger?
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It hit my village in Belize as a Cat 1. A few houses lost the roof. Lot of trees damaged. Flattened banana farms south near Mayan King.
Any hurricane is an adrenaline rush. It was hard being away, watching it come in. At midnight no less....
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