CAL Flight Operations Information Cayman Airways would like to advise the public that subject to demand, it will operate extra passenger flights between Grand Cayman and Tampa today, Tuesday, October 25, 2005.
Published 25th October 2005, 10:14am
More Flights Cancelled Cayman Airways cancels KX 104 and KX107 for Monday, 24 October.
Published 24th October 2005, 2:09pm
CAL Monday Update Some flights cancelled due to Wilma's effect on Miami.
Published 24th October 2005, 10:07am
Minister's Port Update post-Wilma The Minister of Tourism told the LA that, after Wilma, cargo operations should resume 1 to 3 days, and cruise facilities should take 5 days to repair.
Published 22nd October 2005, 12:18pm
Wilma's Impact Continues The NHC has NOT issued an 'All Clear' since this powerful hurricane will continue to have an impact on local conditions throughout the weekend.
Published 21st October 2005, 5:02pm
Wilma's Impact Continues but Road Conditions Improving on
Grand Cayman At 4:00 AM today (Friday, 21 October) Hurricane Wilma was some 317 miles west-northwest of Grand Cayman, continuing to move away and reassuringly, now north of the Islands' latitude.
However the impact of this powerful hurricane lingers locally, with cloudy skies, widely scattered showers and an additional one inch of rain being forecast for the next 24 hours, together with 20 to 30mph south to southeasterly winds. Grand Cayman can also expect rough seas of around six to nine feet and battering waves will be experienced on the south and west coasts.
Published 21st October 2005, 6:35am
Road Closures/Warnings of Cordons Wave action created by Hurricane Wilma continues to cause flooding, impacting road conditions. Among initiatives, the RCIPS has announced some road closures and strictly enforced cordons to assure public safety.
Published 20th October 2005, 8:42pm
Urgent Notice
to Eastern Districts NHC Chairman Donnie Ebanks advises the public that due to several seawater intrusions at the entrance to Savannah, traffic from Grand Cayman's eastern districts should be limited only to those who absolutely MUST be in George Town this morning.
Published 20th October 2005, 6:49am
Wilma Drenches Cayman At 6:00 am (Thursday, 20 October) the Severe Weather Advisory issued by the National Weather Service for Grand Cayman continues. Squally weather accompanied by gusts is expected to continue through tomorrow morning.
Published 20th October 2005, 6:37am
Wilma Continues to Move Away Hurricane Wilma continues to move away from Grand Cayman in a west-northwesterly direction near 7mph, and forecasters expect a turn toward the northwest within the next 24 hours.
Published 19th October 2005, 11:28am
Update on Wednesday's CAL Flights All Cayman Airways Express flights within the Cayman Islands have been cancelled; Havana flights have new departure times; flights scheduled from 4 to 9pm will depart as scheduled.
Published 19th October 2005, 11:12am
LOGB Statement on Hurricane Wilma Issued by the Acting Leader of Government Business
the Hon. Anthony Eden, OBE, JP on behalf of the Leader of Government Business, the Hon. D. Kurt Tibbetts, JP.
Published 19th October 2005, 5:44am
Wilma Threatens At 10 pm, (Tuesday 18 October) Hurricane Wilma was located some 185 miles south-southwest of Grand Cayman. Currently a Category Two hurricane, the system has been maintaining its movement of about 8mph during the course of this evening. The NHC continues to maintain its Tropical Storm Warning and Hurricane Watch.
Published 19th October 2005, 5:35am
CAL Cancels Flights Cayman Airways advises the public that there have been changes in flight operations for Wednesday, October 19, due to approaching Hurricane Wilma.
Published 18th October 2005, 6:12pm
CUC: Possible Disruption of Service If CUC needs to shut down its power plant during the hurricane, the company will commence its restoration plan as soon as it is safe for its employees to start repairs.
Published 18th October 2005, 6:05pm
TS Warning for Tomorrow Holds Strong At 4 pm, Hurricane Wilma was located some 180 miles south of Grand Cayman. Currently a category one hurricane, the system has maintained its movement during day, so the NHC will maintain its Tropical Storm Warning for tomorrow (Wednesday).
Published 18th October 2005, 5:24pm
Reminders as Wilma Looms The EOC, the websites, staying safe, shelters and other information.
Published 18th October 2005, 5:09pm
