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 | Friday 06/22 20% High 91° / Low 80° Clear Mostly clear. Lows overnight in the low 80s. |
 | Saturday 06/23 20% High 86° / Low 80° Partly Cloudy Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 86F. Winds E at 10 to 20 mph. |
| Sunday 06/24 20% High 85° / Low 79° Partly Cloudy Considerable clouds early. Some decrease in clouds later in the day. High near 85F. Winds ESE at 10 to 20 mph. |
 | Monday 06/25 50% High 85° / Low 80° Chance of a Thunderstorm Scattered thunderstorms. High near 85F. Winds E at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 50%. |
| Tuesday 06/26 30% High 86° / Low 81° Chance of a Thunderstorm Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms. High 86F. Winds E at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%. |
| Wednesday 06/27 10% High 86° / Low 81° Partly Cloudy Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 86F. Winds ENE at 10 to 20 mph. |
| Thursday 06/28 10% High 86° / Low 81° Partly Cloudy Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 86F. Winds ENE at 10 to 15 mph. |
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New study shows slower moving hurricanes more dangerous
A new scientific study shows that tropical cyclones are moving more slowly than in years past.
Weather service strives to restore radio broadcasts
The Cayman Islands National Weather Service is still attempting to repair the damage from a lightning strike last year that knocked its public radio broadcasts off the air.
EDITORIAL – Hurricane season: Be prepared by being informed
During hurricane season, the best defense is … a good defense. So stock up on supplies, get your house (and/or apartment, business, car, etc.) in order and communicate your plans with family, friends, coworkers and neighbors.
Weeklong rain expected to ease
The low pressure system that has become Subtropical Storm Alberto dropped more than 8 inches of rain on Grand Cayman during the past week.
Stormy weather lashes Cayman
Children play in the surf at West Bay on Saturday evening as Subtropical Storm Alberto brings high seas and heavy rain to the Cayman Islands.
Water and frustration rise along Bodden Town’s Cumber Avenue
Flooding on Cumber Avenue and nearby roads has become a familiar and dreaded sight during rainy season for residents of the low-lying Bodden Town area.
First named storm of season forms
Subtropical Storm Alberto, the first named storm of the year, is tracking through the northern Caribbean after forming Friday near the Yucatan Peninsula.
First named storm of season forms
Subtropical Storm Alberto, the first named storm of the year, has formed near the Yucatan Peninsula.
Wet weather cancels weekend events
Wet and windy weather anticipated for this weekend has led to the cancellation or postponement of several events, including a launch ceremony for the coat of arms celebrations, a sea swim and a fire truck pull.
Update: Tropical formation in Gulf likely in coming days
The official start of Atlantic hurricane season is still a week away, but the Caribbean may be gearing up for an early storm. The National Hurricane Center in Miami identified a low pressure system off the coast of northeastern Belize Wednesday that could develop into a storm over the next five days.
Seasonal rains soak Cayman
Persistent rain continued to drench Cayman on Tuesday, and forecasters from the Cayman Islands National Weather Service believe the inclement weather will continue through the end of the week.
Hurricane shelter training kicks off for volunteers
On Tuesday night at John Gray High School, Department of Children and Family Services Deputy Director Paulinda Mendoza-Williams asked a roomful of more than 200 people what was the one thing they’d bring to a hurricane shelter in the event of a Category 5 storm.
