Tropical Storm Dolly: Concerns Rising on Sint Maarten, Saba, Sint Eustatius
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Tropical storm Dolly: Concerns rising on Sint Maarten, Saba, Sint Eustatius
The Dutch Caribbean islands of Sint Marteen, Saba, and Sint Eustatis are experiencing heavy showers due to the remnants of tropical storm Dolly, which approached the northeastern Caribbean around Friday. The authorities on all three islands have urged the residents not to go onto roads due to a high chance of floods and landslides.
On the Caribbean island of Sint Maarten, schools remain closed today due to bad weather. A warning for heavy showers resulting from Tropical Storm Dolly is in effect for the island. Disruptions due to heavy rainfall are also anticipated in other parts of the Caribbean part of the Kingdom, such as Saba and Sint Eustatius. For instance, the government of Saba states: "Heavy rain showers can cause sudden flooding and increase the risk of rockslid…
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All schools on Sint Maarten are closed on Monday, August 31, due to bad weather. A flood warning is in effect for the island, the government announced Sunday evening (local time).
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