Madrid/The National Huracan Center (NHC) is monitoring a tropical cycle, the Novena de la temporada, which in the next few hours can transform into Huracan and affect the western part of Cuba. In an alarming emission, it was on Monday two weeks ago that the institution had activated the Huracan vigilance for the safest Mexico (Río Lagartos, Tabasco, Tulum and Quintana Roo) and the Cuban provinces of Artemisa, Pinar del Río and Isla de la Juventud.
The highest speeds are estimated at around 45 kilometers per hour (km/h), with more than 45 km/h. Tell me one chance in the next few days that by the time I’ve traveled through the Gulf of Mexico I’ve turned into a hurricane, there’s a 90% chance that’s what happened to me.
The highest speeds are estimated at about 45 kilometers per hour (km/h), with more than 45 km/h
The NHC explained that the location on the island extended up to 9 kilometers per hour (km/h) across the north, moving as far as the Occidental before the others moved faster northwards O hacia el Norte-Noreste between the Miércoles and the Jueves.
In terms of rainfall, the province was that the cycle produced an accumulation of Lluvia accumulations in the west of Cuba and the Cayman Islands, with the consequence of “flooding in the city and the town, as well as flooding in the rivers”. The time extended over the last months until the last four months.
In the same way, it broadcasts the warning message of cycling, which could increase the sea levels up to the shore of the Pinar del Río coast, including the Isla de la Juventud.
Currently, the Instituto de Meteorología de Cuba has not published any notification on its website.
