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Well basically my mum is on a cruise trip right now supplied by her work.

Unfortunatly they have to stay in their cabins and wait until the hurricane is over.

The waves are 15feet+ and she says it horrific.

But i cant find ANY hurricanes on the trackers or hurricane sites!?

Why is this? They are heading towards Barelona in Spain and tomorrow was their DUE day of arrival to Spain.

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