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ODM: Remain Vigilant and Prepared as 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Heats Up.

September 22, 2022

ODM: Remain Vigilant and Prepared as 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Heats Up.
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- Fire Chief and National Disaster Coordinator of the Office of Disaster Management (ODM) Clive Richardson, is calling on residents and the business community to remain vigilant and prepared as the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season heats up.

The Atlantic currently has major category four Hurricane Fiona, Tropical Storm Gaston (located near the Azores in the north Atlantic Ocean), and three other systems are currently being monitored by the National Hurricane Center out of Miami, Florida.

None of the aforementioned systems pose a direct threat to Sint Maarten.

Fiona – which passed Sint Maarten last week as a Tropical Storm ...


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