Executive Summary:
- Tropical Storm Erin is currently tracking across the Atlantic, bringing sustained winds near 45 mph and higher gusts, according to the latest National Hurricane Center advisory.
- Individuals and organizations residing in areas frequently impacted by hurricanes should store ample supplies of water, non-perishable food, medical supplies -including prescription medication, pet food and supplies, flashlights, batteries, candles, and hand-powered radios.
- Severe storms may prompt transportation, power, and telecommunications disruptions which may negatively an individual or organizations continuity operations.
- Consider contacting RMS International’s Intelligence Services at info@rmsiusa.comto develop a customized and resilient protection plan to protect yourself and loved ones, as well as your organization, assets, personnel, operations and reputation.
Situation Report (SITREP)
Tropical Storm Erin is currently tracking across the Atlantic, bringing sustained winds near 45 mph and higher gusts, according to the latest National Hurricane Center advisory. The storm is moving northwest at approximately 10 mph, with its center located east of the Bahamas. Forecast models indicate that Erin may strengthen slightly over the next 24–48 hours as it moves over warm waters, though significant intensification into a hurricane remains uncertain at this time. Rainbands from the storm are expected to bring periods of heavy rainfall, localized flooding, and gusty winds to portions of the northern Lesser Antilles and the southeastern Bahamas. Coastal communities in the projected path are advised to monitor updates closely, review emergency plans, and prepare for potential tropical storm–force conditions. Maritime interests in the region should also exercise caution, as deteriorating seas and reduced visibility are expected along the storm’s path.
Impact Analysis and Recommended Course of Action:
While predictions of increased storm activity can seem alarming, there are several preventative and basic steps that can be taken to mitigate the impact of severe storm systems. Individuals and organizations residing in areas frequently impacted by hurricanes should store ample supplies of water, non-perishable food, medical supplies -including prescription medication, pet food and supplies, flashlights, batteries, candles, and hand-powered radios. Severe storms may prompt transportation, power, and telecommunications disruptions which may negatively an individual or organizations continuity operations. Proper planning and mitigative steps can ensure resiliency – on both the personal and organizational level. To find out how to mitigate the risks of hurricanes, tropical storms, or any other severe weather systems and natural disasters consider contacting RMS International’s Intelligence Services at info@rmsiusa.comto develop a customized and resilient protection plan to protect yourself and loved ones, as well as your organization, assets, personnel, operations and reputation.
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