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Fire Dept./ODM calls on public to monitor the progress of Tropical Storm Karen. | SMN News

September 22, 2019

Fire Dept./ODM calls on public to monitor the progress of Tropical Storm Karen. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- Fire Chief/National Disaster Coordinator Clive Richardson is calling on the populace to closely monitor the progress of Tropical Storm Karen, the 11th storm of the season that formed over the weekend in the southern Caribbean.

The Meteorological Department of Sint Maarten (MDS) in a Special Weather Bulletin on Sunday afternoon, stated that Tropical Storm Karen was over 300 miles south of the country.

Karen is forecast to pass approximately 175 miles to the west-southwest of Sint Maarten on Tuesday afternoon.


MDS will continue to monitor closely the progress of


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/fire-dept-odm-calls-on-public-to-monitor-the-progress-of-tropical-storm-karen-smn-news/

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