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TD 31 in the central Carribean is not officially named Iota yet, but it seems extremely likely that it will be soon. It also seems likely that it will become a major hurricane.
Yeah, this is going to be a major humanitarian disaster. In the middle of a pandemic, no less. I hope we're still in a position to provide them with aid, because they're going to need it.
September: It's peak season and they said this year was gonna be super favorable. Where are all the high-end hurricanes?
November: I got you.
Seriously though, the trend for the same places to get hit repeatedly this season (First SW Louisiana, now northwestern Nicaragua) is disturbing to say the least.
Just devastating for Nicaragua and Central America. It's a region that simply cannot take these kinds of hits without having a humanitarian disaster.
I have a friend who lives on San Andrés. The island took a pretty good hit. She said it was "horrible" and that she and her family didn't sleep at all before and during Iota passing nearby. The island has pretty extensive damage and it's so far away from the Colombian mainland that getting supplies and resources into San Andrés is a major challenge. Not to mention, the Colombian government doesn't exactly excel at handling natural disasters.
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