T/S Earl Updated Projection

Keep an eye on T/S Earl

T/S Earl is still a ways out to the east of the Lesser Antilles, but it's path is potentially more westerly and problematic to the Virgin Islands because of T/S Danielle to the north.

T/S Colin passes well north of the V.I.

Tropical Storm Colin has deteriorated to a low pressure area, presently located approximately 300 miles north of the Virgin Islands. Tropical Storm force winds are still likely over water well to the north of the V.I.

Stateside interests on the East Coast still need to monitor this named storm since NOAA gives it a 50 per cent chance the system may resurrect itself in the next few days.

T/S Bonnie

Only rain and blustery conditions are forecast as of 7/23. Strengthening not expected. Weather conditions are enough of a safety threat to warrant evacuation of Gulf oil spill cleanup crews from tankers.

First day of summer marks 3 days of non-stop rain in the Virgin Islands

The season's first tropical wave gave the British and U.S. Virgin Islands a good cistern filling over the weekend leading to the first day of summer on June 21st.

2010 Potential Storm Names

| Alex | Bonnie | Colin | Danielle | Earl | Fiona | Gaston | Hermine | Igor | Julia | Karl | Lisa | Matthew | Nicole | Otto | Paula | Richard | Shary | Tomas | Virginie | Walter |

Already one year later ... it's that time again !

The start of H-season ! As always, hoping they'll all stay out to sea and not make landfall.