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Fire Dept./ODM calls on public to remain vigilant with two months to go in Atlantic hurricane season. | SMN News

September 26, 2019

Fire Dept./ODM calls on public to remain vigilant with two months to go in Atlantic hurricane season. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- Fire Chief/National Disaster Coordinator of the Office of Disaster Management Clive Richardson is calling on the community to remain vigilant with two months – October and November - to go in the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season.

The Meteorological Department of Sint Maarten (MDS) said on Thursday that Hurricane Lorenzo, now Category 4 major hurricane over the Central Atlantic, is predicted to remain over the open Atlantic waters and does not pose a threat to Sint Maarten.

Lorenzo is the fifth hurricane of the season and the third major hurricane (Cat 3+),


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/fire-dept-odm-calls-on-public-to-remain-vigilant-with-two-months-to-go-in-atlantic-hurricane-season-smn-news/

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