Dean intermediate advisory number 23a, Center of Dean passing south of the Dominican Republic.

At 8:00 p.m. the eye of hurricane Dean was located near latitude 16.0 north longitude 71.0 west or about 405 miles-650 km east-southeast of Kingston Jamaica and about 165 miles-265 km south-southwest of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean intermediate advisory number 21a, core of Hurricane Dean passes well south of Puerto Rico

At 800 am ast...1200z...the center of hurricane Dean was located near latitude 15.4 north longitude 67.9 west or about 615 miles-990 km east-southeast of Kingston Jamaica and about 250 miles-400 km south-southeast of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean advisory number 19, Dangerous Hurricane Dean racing westward across the Caribbean

At 500 pm ast 2100 utc the government of Cuba has issued a tropical storm watch from the province of Camaguey eastward to the province of Guantanamo. A tropical storm watch means that tropical storm conditions are possible within the watch area generally within 36 hours. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean Advisory number 17, Dean moving away from Lesser Antilles and strengthening

The 1100 am position is 14.6 N and 62.6 W. Movement toward west near 21 mph. Maximum sustained winds 105 mph. Minimum central pressure 964 mb. Read More

---

Hurricane Dean likely to threaten Gulf of Mexico

Hurricane Deancould strengthen into a Category 4 hurricane over the next two days is pounding the eastern Caribbean islands of Martinique and Dominica as it churned into the Caribbean Sea. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean intermediate advisory number 16a, Dean pounding Martinique and Dominica

At 800 am the center of hurricane Dean was located by an air force hurricane hunter aircraft near latitude 14.4 north longitude 61.7 west or 50 miles-80 km west-southwest of Martinique. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean Advisory number 14, Hurricane Dean rapidly approaching the Lesser Antilles with 100 mph winds

At 5:00 p.m. the center of hurricane Dean was located near latitude 14.0 north, longitude 56.5 west or about 210 miles-335 km east-northeast of Barbados and about 305 miles-490 km east of Martinique. Dean is moving toward the west near 23 mph-37 km/hr and this motion is expected to continue tonight and tomorrow. On this track, the center of Dean will be crossing the Lesser Antilles early friday. Read More

---

Bulletin Hurricane Dean Advisory number 13, Dean intensifying as it approaches Lesser Antilles

A hurricane warning remains in effect for the islands of Dominica and St. Lucia. a hurricane warning means that hurricane conditions are expected within the warning area within the next 24 hours. Preparations to protect life and property should be rushed to completion. Read More

---

Tropical depression could become 1st hurricane to hit the Caribbean

A tropical depression in the eastern Atlantic has the "potential" to become tropical storm and its projected path places it in the Caribbean within 5 days, as a category 2 hurricane. Read More

---

PETROCARIBE starts bearing fruit

In about two years, PETROCARIBE has consolidated its position. Rather than a simple oil supply contract, PETROCARIBE has boosted technological development, transportation, refining and fuel storage. Read More

---