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STORMS AFFECTING LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN IN 2010 KEY STORM INTENSITY !Washington D.C. (Saffir-Simpson Scale) USAID/OFDA Î Tropical Depression (Winds 0-38 mph) State Tropical Storm (Winds 39-73 mph) DOD Category 1 Hurricane (Winds 74-95 mph) C Economic Recovery and Market Systems UNITED STATES Category 2 Hurricane (Winds 96-110 mph) Category 3 Hurricane (Winds 111-130 mph) Emergency Relief Supplies a Category 4 Hurricane (Winds 131-155 mph) E Logistics and Relief Commodities SOURCE: NOAA Pre-positioning Relief Commodities BERMUDA I Shelter and Settlements ATLANTIC J Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene 11/09/10 OCEAN E A R I THE BAHAMAS L G O TROPICAL R DEPRESSION Various HAITI B #2 (Atlantic) GUATEMALA O N N Various I E Nassau CRS TROPICAL ! C IJ DEPRESSION Î O #5 L Mercy Corps THE BAHAMAS I H aJ N MEXICO E Havana R SHARE CIJ ! M Î TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS DOMINICAN I USAID/Guatemala CUBA TROPICAL N E MEXICO a L F E O REPUBLIC DEPRESSION C I #10 State E I O N JAMAICA N USAID/Mexico USAID/DR A a DoD a E Various Mexico BELIZE ! K A CAYMAN DOM. TROPICAL Î R L USAID/Jamaica HAITI Santo BRITISH ISLANDS a DEPRESSION Various Î! REP.Î! Domingo !San Juan VIRGIN ISLANDS #8 ! Î ANGUILLA TROPICAL Belmopan KingstonÎ Port-au-prince U.S ANTIGUA & BARBUDA E PUERTO RICO VIRGIN ISLANDS ! S T E DEPRESSION Î! JAMAICA Î ! Saint John's L #11 BELIZE HONDURAS Basseterre Î L E TROPICAL M ST. KITTS & NEVIS A B L DEPRESSION T GUADELOUPE A #2 (Pacific) T H CARE ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES S F A GUATEMALA E W a DOMINICA Roseau R A H Î! N K T Guatemala HONDURAS SC/US MARTINIQUE A ! a U.S. Embassy in Bridgetown G Î Tegucigalpa E Castries A ! TROPICAL Î World Vision Î! ST. LUCIA DEPRESSION San SalvadorÎ! a #6 USAID/Honduras ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES ! ! BARBADOS EL SALVADOR NICARAGUA T O M A S KingstownÎ Î Bridgetown Managua Caribbean ARUBA Î! Saint George'sÎ! EL SALVADOR Sea GRENADA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO USAID/El Salvador Caracas ! a COSTA RICA Î! Port Of Spain Î ! ST. LUCIA ÎSan Jose PACIFIC Panama NICARAGUA Î! USAID/Barbados PANAMA U.S. Embassy WFP OCEAN in Bridgetown E COSTA RICA VENEZUELA Î! Georgetown CNE a COLOMBIA BRAZIL GUYANA Î! Bogota Paramaribo Î! CRS a SURINAME "#! 0 200 400 mi The boundaries and names used on this map do not imply official endorsement or BRAZIL 0 200 400 600 km acceptance by the U.S. Government..

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