The most recent advisory has Tropical Dorian at 11.5N and 54.W or about 375 miles East-southeast of Barbados. The weather hunter is scheduled to examine the system at 8PM tonight- a firm decision will be made regarding the timing of the national shutdown soon after. Feel free to use this space constructively to assist anyone…
The most recent advisory has Tropical Dorian at 11.5N and 54.W or about 375 miles East-southeast of Barbados. The weather hunter is scheduled to examine the system at 8PM tonight- a firm decision will be made regarding the timing of the national shutdown soon after.
Feel free to use this space constructively to assist anyone search for information.
@ David,
Dorian vex with Emera ?
Grand Bahama Power Company (GBPC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Emera. This totally integrated utility supplies power to all of the island of Grand Bahama, the Bahamas.
NS Power is Emera’s founding affiliate and a wholly owned subsidiary.
Emera Newfoundland & Labrador (ENL) is the wholly owned Emera subsidiary leading strategic investments in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL).
So far the response by Emera has been good.
My heart cries for the Bahamas, but there is a lesson to be learnt here.
We need to always remember… there for the Grace go I.
Look at the news and updates
https://www.immigration.gov.bs/
More problems.
“The government of the Bahamas has issued a Tropical Storm Warning
for the following islands in the northwestern Bahamas the Abacos,
Berry Islands, Bimini, Eleuthera, Grand Bahama Island, and New
Providence.”
Looks like President Sharpie will get the opportunity to include Alabama in the path of Humberto
@ Sargeant,
Did you notice that Dorian hit places where Emera is the supplier of Electricity ?
“In Nova Scotia more than 30,000 customers still without power days after Dorian”
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