Hurricane Beryl moves past Jamaica, bringing punishing winds and storm surge
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Published 2024-07-04
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All Comments (21)
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Am so happy it wasnโt worst. Thank God. And for the families that lost relatives. My condolences to you.
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Extremely thankful ๐๐พ my island ๐ฏ๐ฒ was spared what Carriacou experienced. Letโs hope our brethren get the help they so desperately need.
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Just goes to show how you can lose everything in seconds. I donโt anything for granted anymore after losing family members to sudden deaths. Prayers to all the families. Prayers to first responders โค๐๐ผ
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Sending prayers.
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Not in decades. We cannot forget about hurricane Marรญa in 2017.
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get ready now. Flashlight batteries Car charger for phone Drinking water Last will and testament
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Beryl passed Grand Cayman at 5:30am this Thursday morning, about 60 miles south of us, as a Cat 3. We did not lose power or water. The sea on Seven Mile Beach looked like glass. It was so smooth, but no, she passed us at 10:30am. The waves were starting to build, and a bit of rain. Thinking of the others who were deeply affected.
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Prayers up
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I will pray for this people in jamaica ๐ฎ
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Everyone loves Paradise until its hurricane season
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Prayers For All experience This Storm. God Help And Prayers and All 1st Responders โค
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Thank God for HIS GRACE and MERCY on us all I am so grateful ๐ for everything that ๐ ๐ God is always doing ๐ ๐ condolences ๐ to the family who lost a love one
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It just amazes me that people decide to travel to the Caribbean Islands during hurricane season, then cry about getting stuck. I'm a Floridian and a never plan trips to the islands during hurricane season. We've had enough of our own; I don't need to experience one somewhere else! Smh ๐คฆ๐พโโ๏ธ
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Prayers for all.๐ข
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Our Almighty was really watching over Jamaica. We couldnโt take any devastation as was predicted prayers for the other countries that are damaged people life. Iโve been ripped apart because I know they will not get any any help from the government. My prayers are with those who have lost the loved ones.๐๐๐ฝ
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You know this is what happens on those Caribbean islands in that part of the world. These storms are nothing new
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Islands are beautiful, but the chances of this ...hmm no thanks !
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Has the hurricane been hitting the wealthy people or the poor people the most. I see so much destruction, and I fear for the Florida Keys in the long-term. Millionaires can rebuild and go on with life they can always buy more stuff. The poor people work their lives away to get what they have, and their lives are never fully recovered
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The Caribbean has always been the bowling pins at the bowl alley of hurricanes.
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Thank you for pronouncing Caribbean properly!
