Over the past few months, the weather over here hasn't been what it should normally be. We should be well into the dry season complete with hardly having any substantial rainfall and very hot temperatures - but it hasn't. We've had a number of days of rain, temperatures have got up to about 82F.

It's also coming up to that time of the year again, where we find out how bad/or good the hurricane season is going to be this year. According to the NOAA, they say that "it's going to be a 50 percent probability of a near-normal season". One question I'd like them to answer - Define normal??????

From their information and Colorado State Uni, there's going to be about 6 hurricanes to hit the region this year (compared to 8 hurricanes and 16 tropical storms last year)

Further info can be found here on BBC Caribbean

:o)