Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

Maybe you shouldn't park your car too close to a power line during a storm because I really got lucky. This fallen power line in my neighborhood in Haiti fell inches from by car!

Now if only the electric company (EDH) would come fix it in time and restore my electricity!

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Hurricane Beryl's main impacts in Haiti and the Dominican Republic and Haiti should be some bands of locally heavy rain Monday into Tuesday.

Source: The Weather Channel

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Haiti is threatened by a Hurricane. Tell your family, friends and neighbors a hurricane is coming to put some supplies in the house in just in case. Civil Protection Directorate urges the Haitian population to prepare for Hurricane Irma. Stay vigilant.

Di fanmiw, zanmi w ak vwazen w pral gen siklòn epi mete pwovizyon nan kay la pou sizoka. Direksyon Pwoteksyon Sivil mande popilasyon an pran devan parapòta siklòn Irma. Rete veyatif

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Look at this photo... Hinche Haiti, the Guayamounco river is flooded from the heavy rain fall of Hurricane Maria in Northern Haiti.

The Guayamounco river may rise up some more because many rivers coming from Northern Haiti run through it.

Friday, Sept 22 2017... Downtown Hinche, Centre, Haiti...

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Look at this photo... Hinche Haiti, the Guayamounco river is flooded from the heavy rain fall of Hurricane Maria in Northern Haiti.

The Guayamounco river may rise up some more because many rivers coming from Northern Haiti run through it.

Friday, Sept 22 2017... Downtown Hinche, Centre, Haiti...

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Look at this photo... Hinche Haiti, the Guayamounco river is flooded from the heavy rain fall of Hurricane Maria in Northern Haiti.

The Guayamounco river may rise up some more because many rivers coming from Northern Haiti run through it.

Friday, Sept 22 2017... Downtown Hinche, Centre, Haiti...

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Hmmm... Interesting... This is what happens when we Haitians leave our country looking like sh 8 ...

The world bank publishes an article about how hurricanes can turn back the development clock by years, Haiti is mentioned nowhere in the article, yet the featured photo for the article is this photo you are lookin at, a street in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti, after Hurricane Mathew.

Believe me, they couldn't find a better picture for their article. whose fault is that?

See the article @ worldbank.org

Interesting article but it hurts to see the downtown of the capital of my country at its worse. What a shame!

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This was the forecast of Hurricane Maria before is strengthened into a category 5 storm as it heads to Puerto Rico. This hurricane may hit northern Haiti as a category 4 hurricane. by Friday 22 September 2017.

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Hurricane Maria is a category 5 storm as it heads to Puerto Rico. This hurricane may hit parts of northern Haiti as a category 4 hurricane. by Friday 22 September 2017.

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Ayisyen frè m ak sè m yo, men kisa pou nou fè lè nou tande gen siklòn:

1. Rete kalm
2. Tande nouvèl tan
3. Swiv konsiy otorite yo
4. Mete papye enpòtan yo yon sèl kote
5. Asire fanmi ou
6. Pataje selman bon enfasyon

Information de la Police Nationale d'Haiti

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