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  • Residents living in flood-prone areas in the south are advised to be on the alert for the possibility of localized and flash flooding.
Tropical Weather Outlook
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  • AT 3 AM: -Tropical Depression Kirk was centered near latitude 9.5 North, longitude 37.4 West. Kirk was moving W at 24 mph with maximum sustained windsof 35 mph. - Subtropical Storm Leslie was near 32.6N 48.6 W. It was moving S at 6 mph with maximum winds of 40 mph. -NO THREAT TO BELIZE AT THIS TIME. Elsewhere, tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 48 hours.
Hurricane Tips
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  •  Fill sinks, bathtub and large containers with water as an extra supply for washing and flushing.
  •  During the hurricane season, fisher folks are strongly advised to stay informed via radio, listen to the weather bulletin before venturing out to sea. Move your boat to safe harbor early.
  •  Prepare your car in case of evacuation. Fill your tank and check your tires.
  •  Upon alert, farmers should harvest crops which can be stored, consumed and sold.

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