Weather: Hurricane ETA swerves, now points to the CARIBBEAN again. Here is his new TRAJECTORY
Swing of Hurricane ‘ETA’ which will target the Caribbean againThe Hurricane ‘ETA’, yet another tropical monster baked in recent days by the Atlantic Ocean in this very rich 2020, the twenty-eighth to be exact, it literally has swept up Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama and Costa Rica, leaving behind a trail of death and destruction.
It impacted with maximum power on Central America between Wednesday 4 e Thursday 5th November causing more than 63 dead and thousands of wounded. About 50 people lost their lives in indigenous villages in the north of Guatemala for landslides caused by the storm, another five deaths a Panama, quattro in
Honduras, two in Costa Rica, two in Nicaragua. In short, a real massacre.
But that’s not all.
CURRENT SITUATION – Currently the hurricane is downgraded to a simple tropical depression with winds on average about 120 km / h. Eta however, according to experts, it will return to strengthen in the coming days and will pass over the warm waters of the sea aiming again at the Caribbean.
TRAJECTORY
– According to National Hurricane Center Eta will undertake a kind of steering
to ‘U’ and for this reason the risk for flash floods will remain high due to the rains which will further intensify and which could potentially be catastrophic in the areas already battered by the storm in recent days. Subsequently, especially as regards the next weekend, it will head north-east passing then on
Carribean Sea, threatening at first the Mexico southeastern, then Cuba, Jamaica, Cayman Islands and finally the south of the Florida in the day of Sunday 8 November.
NOAA ‘Age’ trajectory
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