Bermuda gets a landscape of Hurricane Hamburto far because it lives more than Imeelda stronger

Foreign gangs criticized Hurricane Hamberto Bermuda on Tuesday before a more direct and strongest pass Hurricane Emilda On small British soil.

Hamberto He was going well to the north of the island in the North Atlantic Ocean, but it is expected that wind and some rain will be expected until Wednesday.

The American National Hurricane Center in Miami said that IMELDA had the maximum amount of sustainable winds 90 miles per hour early Wednesday and is expected to be its center near the island by evening.

A Hurricane Warning for Bermuda was a valid against Emilda, who was expected to strengthen a 2 -category, with winds of at least 96 miles per hour, according to the weather service Bermuda.

“I cannot exaggerate the seriousness of this threat,” said Michael Wix, National Security Minister Bermuda,. “This is not, I must confirm, transient.”

He said that Bermuda will bear a sustainable wind for the hurricane for a period of up to six hours, starting late on Wednesday.

The international airport on the island, schools and government offices was scheduled to be closed on Wednesday, and weeks said that the residents should all carry storms by noon.

“Emilda has the ability to damage our island and disrupt it significantly,” he said.

Bermuda is a rich British region with strong concrete structures capable of dangerous storms.

Emilda was 455 miles west to southwest of Bermuda and was moving east north in 20 miles per hour early on Wednesday. He added that they are expected to bring the windy wind to the hurricane force to Bermuda late on Wednesday.

In the far northwest of the island, Hamberto was still in a hurricane force with 80 miles per hour late on Tuesday. The Storm of Category 1 was moving northeast 14 miles per hour.

Both hurricanes created amplification in the oceans that likely to cause dangerous conditions in browsing the waves in Bermuda, Bahamas and the American East Coast. Five houses are not occupied along the external banks in North Carolina It collapsed in the ocean on Tuesday A wave after a wave rolled from the Atlantic Ocean.

Earlier this week, Emilda was beaten Cuba, killing two people, according to Prime Minister Manuel Mariro. The floods, landslides also cut societies and forced evacuation, according to government media.

IMELDA also immersed parts of the Bahamas on Monday, when New Providence hit. More than ten public schools on that island and on Grand Bahma and Abaco remained closed on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Philip Davis said: “serious effects,” said Prime Minister Philip Davis. “The flood water is still.”

IMELDA, which reached the power of the hurricane earlier on Tuesday, is the fourth Atlantic season hurricane this year.

The National Administration of Oceanic and Air Force (NOAA) predicted a higher season than the storm from 13 to 18 storm. Among them, five to nine hurricanes are expected to become, including two to five main hurricanes, which packaged winds of 111 miles per hour or more.

The Atlantic Hurricane season lasts from June 1 to November 30.