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Showing posts with label category 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label category 4. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2016

How many Died in Hurricane Matthew 2016 ?






So far hurricane Matthew has caused the death of 114 people as it crossed the carribean

Total deaths due to Hurricane Matthew

Haiti                                      108
Dominicana Republic              4
St vincent and the Grenadines 1
Colombia                               1


The storm is currently threatening the east coast of the United States, in particular Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. People close to the coast are advised to evacuate and follow the instructions of the local authorities.

When Will Hurricane Matthew hit Georgia ?






Hurricane Matthew has already caused massive destruction, loss of property and lives in the carribean and is now heading for the coasts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. All three of these states are on alert and evacuacions of low lying coastal areas are underway.

The hurricane which is feared maybe strengthen to category 4 as it approaches Southern Florida is the first major storm to threaten this area for many years and has of course caused great worry among the population in these areas.

Forecasters are saying that coastal regions of the state could receieve very strong winds and heavy rains, but Altanta should be spared the full impact. If you live in the predicted path of the hurricane follow the instructions of local authorities and keep updated with the forecasts.

Hurricane Matthew Update Path Today October 6 2016



Hurricane Matthew is currently battering the Bahamas after bringing a trail of destruction throughout the Carribean. Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Cuba have all been hit by the massive storm, the most powerful in the region for many years.

The storm is expected to turn westwards and strike Florida later tonight, with eastern coastal regions the most impacted by the storm, which could intensify to once again be a category 4 event.

Residents are avised to remain aprised of the latest forecasts and to not take any chances, a category 3 or 4 event is extremely dangerous and is not to be taken lightly, it represents a danger to life and property.

Preparations are also underway in Georgia and South Carolina as the current forecasts show that the storm will head after striking Florida, more than 2 million people have been evacuated from coastal areas and many schools are closed.


What time Does Hurricane Matthew Arrive in Florida ? October 6 2016



Hurricane Matthew after producing a trail of destruction in the Carribean, with Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Cuba all strongest effected, the Storm, which has been fluctuating between Category 3 and 4 within the last few days in currently battering the Bahamas and is expected to arrive on the Florida Coast later tonight.

Photos emerging from Cuba show houses and streets reduced to ruins as distressed residents review the deadly results of the most dangerous storm to strike the region in years.

Anyone living in low lying coastal areas of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina has been urged to evacuate as the storm could intensify to category 4, which  represents a high risk to life and property. Follow the instructions of authorities.



Wednesday, October 5, 2016

When will Hurricane Matthew Hit North Carolina ?


After battering Haiti, Hurricane Matthew is not taking aim at Cuba, The Bahamas and even the United States.

It had long been thought that there was no danger of the storm impacting the country and some US coastal regions would merely be effected by the outer bands with heavy rain.

This all changed on Monday evening when forecasters sharply changed their predictions, indicating that Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina are now all in danger of receiving an impact, a state of emergency has been issued and these states are preparing themselves for the worst.

Matthew has been very unpredictable so it is best to remain updated with the forecast every few hours, it is currently thought that it could impact Florida as a category 3 storm, which is something that authorities are taking very seriously.