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Motorists requested to remain off the road network due to street flooding

May 29, 2017

Motorists requested to remain off the road network due to street flooding
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GREAT BAY(DCOMM):---The Fire Department is requesting motorists to remain off the road network due to heavy street flooding.

Those already on the road network should drive with extreme caution and avoid flooded areas; those driving along hillsides should drive with caution and beware of rock-falls.

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The conditions according to the Meteorological Department of Sint Maarten is due to a tropical wave and a mid-to-upper level trough which is producing instability across the Eastern Caribbean.

There will be scattered showers to isolated thunderstormsthe windnd speeds up to 22 miles per hour, and higher gusts.

Motorists requested to remain off the road network due to street flooding

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/motorists-requested-to-remain-off-the-road-network-due-to-street-flooding/

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