The Caribbean and southeastern U.S. are facing an unusual storm of events, as heavy rains, rising floodwaters, and hazy skies collide in a rare weather convergence. What started as typical seasonal activity has intensified, creating a complex situation that has forecasters and residents on high alert.
While each event alone isn’t unprecedented, their simultaneous impact is sparking concern across regions already familiar with extreme weather.
Earlier this week, a minor earthquake rattled Trinidad, a small tremor but a stark reminder of how unpredictable conditions can be. Meanwhile, relentless rains across parts of Central
America have triggered flooding, disrupting travel and forcing families in low-lying areas to seek safety. With the ground already saturated from seasonal precipitation, emergency teams are working overtime to respond.
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