Wind, rain and floods as Hurricane Beryl tears through Caribbean

Hurricane Beryl has strengthened to a category 5 storm as it hit islands in the south-eastern Caribbean.
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Beryl ripped off doors, windows and roofs of homes on the island of Carriacou in Grenada on Monday, after making landfall and becoming the earliest category 4 storm in the Atlantic, fuelled by record warm waters.
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#Caribbean #HurricaneBeryl #Carriacou #Grenada

[@OoLOSTWORLDoO]

Amazing how they didn't show anything about Carriacou my home which was absolutely devastated and was a direct hit.

[@karmasutra4774]

Saw some other videos about it ❤

[@paddy654]

But outside the hurricane season, it's paradise❤

[@noname-ss3um]

this is not yet hurricane season though

[@gracemon2oe]

Mmmm maybe to the blissfully ignorant traveling consumer

[@kevinrobb86]

Always seems to be a price to live in paradise

[@20blockrecords54]

Yes anywhere tropical, west,mid west or down south is bad

[@martinmcmulling1585]

My prayers are with all

[@bert2526]

As a kid I wondered what it would be like to fly in the "eye of the storm". This is the first time I see it. It's awesome yet terrifying to see the size of Beryl.
All the best to the people affected by this disaster.

[@cravejuices4397]

Prayers Out.

[@MarkWilliams-rd5jf]

I was in the Caribbean earlier in the year..... stunning place hope there is not 2 much damage

[@Patrick-yh5yd]

You are bragging again. I was in a ghetto.

[@jeffbryan4019]

Four category 5 landfalls in U.S. since 1851 :
1935 Labor Day 892 mbs
1969 Camille 900 mbs
1992 Andrew 922 mbs
2018 Michael 919 mbs

[@peacew479]

This years storms thunderlight heavy rains winds are on higher level than previous years ,did you noticed that ,i never saw more thunderlight in one day than in my entire life 😢

[@20blockrecords54]

Because it be man made

[@paxhumana2015]

Me: (Sees that this is Guardian News covering a story on Hurricane Beryl).
Also Me: "Sailor Moon, why aren't you fighting Beryl yet? You could be fighting her, but, no, you, and the other Guardians, decided to make a news organization instead of fighting against evil".

[@jacquelinegriffith6373]

Have mercy OLOR.

[@veronicahigh9395]

Covid-19, and now this
My heart goes out to the people this has affected, in Caribbean.

[@Fantasygod930]

I'm kind of curious how these hurricanes get basic names

[@gunner4life568]

Names as based on the strength of the hurricane starting with letter 'A' .e.g the first hurricane can be called Agnes and when it gets stronger it might be called Betty and so on

[@JoshuaA144]

​@gunner4life568 Incorrect. There is a pre-chosen list of names for tropical storms. As soon as a tropical storm is formed, it is given a name based on the pre-chosen list of names. A storm's name does not change. For example, Tropical Storm Alberto was its own thing. It stayed a tropical storm. Hurricane Beryl is a different tropical storm that intensified into a hurricane.

[@jeffbryan4019]

Camille was added to the list in 1969 . They never had to use it again .

[@jeffbryan4019]

​@@JoshuaA144that's right Josh . You little buddy .

[@user-gr4nn4nz6e]

It’s going to take hard, work and a combined effort to clean up after this.

[@leemccabemccabe5627]

OMG.NHS Trust ✝️ Hot like the SUN wet like the RAIN worldwide 2024 🙏

[@Cretion_Ai]

natyre is truly destroyed 🤕

[@TheBohemianAngels]

Here come actors, musicians and politicians asking for money from the poor to assist while they keep their millions safely to themselves. They will of course first pocket most of it before having film opt showing they care.

[@RonWuerch]

Nothing new here...This happens all over the world every year...This what happens when you live this close to the ocean...🤣🤣🤣

[@darrenhopkins6829]

I should of restricted my own carbon output and this wouldnt of happened right.

[@Patrick-yh5yd]

Their words translation "TONIGHT WE MAKE MORE BABIES WE CANNOT FEED"!!!!!!!!!

[@bilo84-qc6ux]

Sometimes a shame what colonialism brings eh? I bet tribes in the Caribbean didn't really struggle with this pre 1500s.

[@ronnieharford3326]

Just wondering when you had your lobotomy, I’m impressed you can type

[@WWG1WGAQ17]

Its called WEATHER MANIPULATION
NCSWIC NOTHING

[@mikewinston8709]

Third world…..😂😂😂😂

[@TopTechTrendsX]

Yet they are nicer people than you

[@truthinlifewoken6698]

but English people love carribean

[@uberlpn]

??????

[@FalconFear]

I will aid in some relief @hypoherbs