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Tropical Storm Larry, which poses no threat to land at this time, has been strengthening in the Atlantic and is set to become a hurricane Thursday then possibly a major hurricane by Friday morning.
National Weather Service meteorologist Shamal Clarke, in an emailed response to Cayman Compass queries Wednesday, said Cayman is in the clear when it comes to Larry’s forecast track.
“Tropical Storm Larry is expected to remain over the Atlantic Ocean and potentially develop into a major hurricane by Friday. This system poses no threat to the Cayman Islands as the latest forecast track has the system moving northwest over the North Atlantic Ocean,” Clarke said.
As for the weather system developing to the south of Grand Cayman, the NWS meteorologist said the forecast remains unchanged at this time, as it is still projected to move along the coast of central America.
“[It] will likely increase cloudiness and showers across the Cayman Islands from early Friday morning,” he said.
Larry strengthens
If Larry strengthens, as predicted, it will be the fifth hurricane and third major hurricane for for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season.
Based on the forecast models from the National Hurricane Center Wednesday afternoon, Larry, which is the seventh named storm of the 2021 hurricane season, is about 175 miles off the southernmost Cabo Verde...
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