According to the World Meteorological Organization, the 2016 hurricane season in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean runs from June 1st through November 30th. Hurricane Matthew is the 13th hurricane to have formed this season, and since its announcement last week has had everyone on the edge of their seats charting its course. Just recently we’ve been able to […]
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Review these steps to prepare your home for Hurricane Season
I hope that, like me, you’re enjoying the good ol’ Caribbean weather we’re lucky to have here year long and that you have been able to find a way to cope with the heat this summer! Nonetheless, we’re currently in hurricane season now through November, and we’re likely to get a storm alert when we least expect it, so […]
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10 reasons why #Snowzilla reminded us there is no place like Casa de Campo
#Snowzilla #Blizzardof2016 or Jonas Storm reminded us that there is no place like Casa de Campo.
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Why is there so much sargasso seaweed everywhere?
Flying into the Dominican Republic you see red patches of stuff that LOOKS like an oil spill but it’s actually huge batches of seaweed flooding our beaches by yet unknown reasons.
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Oh oh! Another Tropical Storm on the horizon
The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on newly formed Tropical Depression number seven, which IF she develops into a Tropical Storm, will go by the name of “Grace”.
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Here comes Hurricane Danny
Confirmed! It is time to be very alert as Tropical Storm Danny continued to increase in intensity yesterday, and today Thursday, August 20th has become the first hurricane of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season (as was predicted)… and although it is still far from the populated areas of the Caribbean, this natural phenomenon is moving […]
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Hurricane threat? Tropical Storm Danny on the horizon
Since the start of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season on June 1st, activity has been very low -with the formation of only 3 named storms (Ana, Bill and Claudette), none of which turned out to be very threatening. But then suddenly, yesterday, Tuesday, August 18th, Tropical Storm Danny and threatens to become the first hurricane […]
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Hurricane Season 2015 expected to be “less active”
On the brink of the start of Atlantic Hurricane Season 2015, we thought you may be interested to know that predictions indicate fewer hurricanes and storms than average.
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Let’s celebrate the end of hurricane season!
While the last 6 months, termed as “hurricane season” in the Dominican Republic, we have only seen a few rainy days, and today Sunday November the 30th marks the official end of this rainy, windy season! Woohoo!
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Welcome to November
Welcome to November! Or rather “Welcome to the High Season”. This month is the prelude or the warming up for the Holidays in the best place to live good times, Casa de Campo. If you want to know why we told you “Welcome to the High Season” just take a look to the calendar of events […]
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Tropical Storm Gonzalo, Hurricane Gonzalo? DR unscathed?
It’s been a very quiet hurricane season, so today with a tropical storm on the horizon it’s certainly time we all paid attention.