Weather Advisories in Jamaica and Grand Cayman Island in Effect due to Tropical Storm forming in the Caribbean

According to the National Hurricane Center, the brewing system in the central Caribbean has a high chance of becoming a tropical cyclone.

Weather forecasts monitored the Caribbean for the potential development of a tropical depression or tropical storm.

Last week, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) revealed three systems in the tropical Atlantic basin. Low-pressure areas emerged north of Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean Sea.

In a recent advisory, the National Hurricane Center said that the potential Tropical Storm Fifteen (PTC 15) in the central Caribbean Sea was located moving west-northwestward in the Caribbean.

Storm impact

The recent NOAA Hurricane Hunter Aircraft reported that there was a little change in the said tropical disturbance.

Based on the Hurricane Center's Key Messages, Tropical Storm Watches have been in effect in the Grand Cayman Islands and Jamaica.

The advisory that tropical storm conditions could unfold in the said areas on Monday for Jamaica.

Meanwhile, the Grand Cayman Islands could feel the impact on Tuesday.

On the other hand, AccuWeather's News said that the brewing system recorded 40 mph sustained winds as of Sunday (8:00 p.m EDT). The report also added that the system:

• Ranked less than the Caribbean's AccuWeather RealImpact^TM Scale for Hurricanes
• One on Central America's AccuWeather RealImpact^TM Scale for Hurricanes

Meanwhile, the National Hurricane said additional tropical storm watches or warnings could emerge early this week. The Hurricane Center has been monitoring the storm's impact on Central America, particularly near Belize.

Residents in the said areas should stay updated with the weather and the storm's potential impact.

In the United States, the Monday-to-Wednesday weather pattern showed that portions of Portland are expected for cold and storm weather.

Meanwhile, mild weather could unfold in Denver, Houston, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta, according to AccuWeather's forecast.

Prepare for the storm

It would be rainy in some portions near the Caribbean, especially Jamaica and Grand Cayman Islands.

At the same time, forecasts noted the high chance of the brewing system becoming a tropical cyclone.

It is expected to bring heavy rains to the affected areas.

Here are some important reminders before the storm makes landfall.

Stay updated with the weather.

As tropical storm watches are present due to the brewing system in the Caribbean, forecasts emphasize the importance of staying updated with the storm.

If you live near coastal areas or flood-prone places, it would help you prevent potential casualties.

Your local officials would also announce immediate evacuations if the storm causes rapid water sea rise or more unexpected rainfall.

Stay at home if you have outdoor travel or activities. The impact of storms could reduce road visibility and cause flooding.

Check your home

Repair for any potential damage that could exacerbate during the storm onslaught.

Power outages could occur as the storm can damage power and communication lines.

It is best to ensure that windows and doors are locked and protected.

Prepare your family

Evacuations could be possible during storms.

Prepare an emergency bag that has medicine or first aid kit, basic food supplies, a power bank, and primary I.Ds.

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