Weather report. Hurricane Fiona hits Atlantic Canada. Landslide possible over weekend «3B Meteo

After sowing death and destruction in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, about 700 mm of rain fell in a matter of hours. Cyclone Fiona has diverted its course Also points north. It is now located at coordinates 21.3N 70.9W, 150 km north of the Dominican Republic and 50 km southeast of the Turks and Caicos Islands. It is a category 3 hurricane, First major of the season Atlantic, and in the next few hours, warmer than normal ocean water will flow and it will increase Until you reach category 4 It remains unchanged for a few days as it moves up the Atlantic Ocean.

BREAKING VIDEO: A bridge is washed away as Hurricane Fiona hits Puerto Rico #PuertoRico #Fiona #Hurricane Fiona #BreakingNews #breaking pic.twitter.com/yAIlMtCTjP

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The wind speed around its center is 200 kmph It is expected to pass within a short distance of Bermuda on Friday. There the consequences can be very serious. But what’s worrying is that its subsequent track could come in at a higher speed to impact eastern Canada by the weekend.

#Fiona Major now #Hurricane – The first of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season. The last Atlantic season without a major hurricane was 2013. The average date for the first major Atlantic hurricane is September 1. pic.twitter.com/EpH3teujRK

— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) September 20, 2022

Recent predictions show his potential Sunday’s landfall between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland Island, So at more northern latitudes. At that point it will take on the characteristics of a strong extra-tropical cyclone, flowing over the cold waters of the North Atlantic. But there may be an impact on Canadian territory Winds up to 160km/h, strong gales and heavy rain.

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