Where it could go, but the biggest concentration is to hook it to the left at the eastern seaboard, but a lot of models are heading it toward north or south carolina, that would be great news, because we wouldnt have the direct impact but some models are sending it up to the midatlantic. Saturday night into sunday morning, 1 to 3 inches of rain with heavy rain close to the coast and sunday into mon, we could see several inches possible depending on how close joaquin gets to our area, well have more in the accuweather forecast and well divulge more into joaquin. While we continue to track the changing storm, people at the jersey shore is getting ready for whatever is coming their way. David henry is working the Team Coverage live from Atlantic City. Reporter sharrie, people along the shore here are watching and waiting and they already have a rough surf turning up out there for days along the jersey shore, thanks to another storm system moving up the coast and they dont need a hurricane
Lot of question on where joaquin will head. Look at the spaghetti plots and they are all over the place, a 750 mile spread, the european ch is typically the most reliable show its heading out to sea, but there is pretty good consensus, most models have it heading inland over the outer banks, and that is in the sunday to monday time time, before then we deal with tropical moisture, we have the stalled frontal boundary and what that will do is retro grade and move to the west during the day tomorrow. We have two key times to watch as far as heavy rain, thursday night through saturday morning, we look at 1 to 3 inches of rain and sunday into monday is when we feel the effects, ill talk about it in detail in the full accuweather forecast. The waves are already churning in the ocean off Atlantic City, this image from sky 6, we have systems in the area, even before joaquin becoming a potential problem, david henry is at the shore. People along the shore here are mostly waiting and watching a
A Tribute to Clement Woodrow Iton
CLEMENT ITON BY JOEL PROVIDENCE
FOUR YEARS ago, I met William Iton at the ET Joshua airport, where we spoke of a rift between himself, in his capacity as Registrar of the university of the West Indies and the government of Jamaica and which had made regional news. In his pronouncements on the matter, he indicated the failure of other senior UWI leadership to stand up and defend the institution against what he considered to be a case without merit.
But alas, he was left in the front line…by himself.
Will asserted humbly that he was not better, not brighter, not nobler than those who carry Vice before their title, conversely, they did not have anything over him, certainly in this matter. He was prepared to stand up and defend his very principled position, even if he had to walk away from the institution that he had served wonderfully well for more than three decades. Then I said quietly to myself, in support of his position that he was indeed