- Countries:
- Cuba, U.S.A.
- Topics:
- Diaspora, Environment
- Languages:
- English
“Kerosene lamps? Check. Gallons of water? Check. Transistor radio? Batteries? Check. Candles? Check. I'm not gonna kid you, folks, it's still scary”: Cuban diaspora blogger Ninety miles away…in another country readies himself for the possible impact of Tropical Storm Fay.
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You can track Tropical Storm Fay with coverage from local Florida news outlets on http://www.USAMediaGuide.com. It has set up a special section of links to them.