Hope you guys are right because Harvey was a shocker
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Hurricane Beryl passed us in 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, not much damage, thankfully. 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. Also, us locals call it CAYmaaaannnn, not CayMENS.
As Matamoros Mexico has almost three times population of Brownsville Texas, why is only Brownsville labeled on the map? To me it would be reasonable to hyphenate the two, as in Dallas-Fort or Minneapolis-St Paul, and to cater to the US audience, have it Brownsville-Matamoros in spite of the convention of the bigger city first.
Tourists stupid for not leaving. That is a 3rd world country with limited resources/planning for such an emergency. If your hotel is not damaged there still will be no power, food, or law enforcement. Remember Acapulco last year? No guarantee that airport will be open on your planned exit day.
Not really, this place is built to tolerate quite a bit of water. Unless you live in a garbage place like Boca Chica or Los Fresnos - most cities have strong storm water systems that drain into the rescas, Delta Irrigation canals, arroyo colorado as well as the Rio Grande.
@@alexarzamendi9475 Texas has shown that it values corporate profits over a robust infrastructure, at least by the elected officials who rely on big "donations" to get elected.
Mexicans on the coast: 🌊⛈️🌪️😱😰😨
Mexicans in the center :🌧️🌱👨🏽🌾👩🏽🌾🌱🌧️
It blew away me ganja mon!😢
That's a real shame little buddy
PRAYING FOR ALL THE INLAND PEOPLE THAT ARE IN THE PATH OF THIS HURRICANE ❤
Come to the south side.
Barbados right now July 4,2024. Hurricane Beryl is Category 3. Very durable and powerful
Bring on some rain
3 people died and 5 are missing in Venezuela from Hurricane Beryl.
Hope you guys are right because Harvey was a shocker
Hurricane Beryl passed us in 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, not much damage, thankfully. 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. Also, us locals call it CAYmaaaannnn, not CayMENS.
good to know. looks like it’s headed to where I’m at in Tx. Loosing power for weeks in this heat? no thanks.
hurricane Beryl
Jamaica
Prayers !
Mercy mercy dear lord.
That tourist not leaving is not very bright. Should get out ahead of the storm; could end up in a natural disaster with no means to travel as planned…
As Matamoros Mexico has almost three times population of Brownsville Texas, why is only Brownsville labeled on the map? To me it would be reasonable to hyphenate the two, as in Dallas-Fort or Minneapolis-St Paul, and to cater to the US audience, have it Brownsville-Matamoros in spite of the convention of the bigger city first.
So much to gather from this news report and THIS is what you choose to whine about?! Good God Almighty we need patience with people like this!😝
Beryl is the grandaughter of Camille .
Ocho Rioes live
one crook supporting another crook....
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Poseidon on the way to Yucatan lol 😂
Tourists stupid for not leaving. That is a 3rd world country with limited resources/planning for such an emergency. If your hotel is not damaged there still will be no power, food, or law enforcement. Remember Acapulco last year? No guarantee that airport will be open on your planned exit day.
Could be Bad News for Texas , South Padre Island and Especially ; Boca Chica , and SpaceX facilities
Not really, this place is built to tolerate quite a bit of water. Unless you live in a garbage place like Boca Chica or Los Fresnos - most cities have strong storm water systems that drain into the rescas, Delta Irrigation canals, arroyo colorado as well as the Rio Grande.
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I was thinking of SpaceX facilities
@@alexarzamendi9475 Texas has shown that it values corporate profits over a robust infrastructure, at least by the elected officials who rely on big "donations" to get elected.
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Sheesh😳