After hurricane Andrew hit south of Miami it took the area ten years to rebuild and recover. It was never really the same after that event, and not for the better.
The hurricanes last in the same place for the same petioc of time every time, yet the sam people build the same structures in the same place to be knocked down over and over again by the same winds. Sounds like Stupidity to me.
Now I have the notion of how one little Island suffer for don't have resources the images show one earth without one located for make agriculture, don't if see plantations of any culture, this is sad, they prefer live of turism,many parts of world be like this, the ganancy the Men have one high price, this is the nature telling that the own of world is she
@@jimgalle1371 You think that is so easy? Do you think these island residents are millionaires or something? They live in a poor country and in a small island. All of their hope is doomed. But for you ignorants its easy to find solutions.
Oh yeah i remember hurricane Maria in Dominica 🇩🇲 my land of my birth it was not easy but thank god we rise again give god thanks my prayers are with you all .
Thank you for this video so quickly.. I'm from the mainland and I just wanna cry. That's a lot of damage.. I'll volunteer to come and help rebuild. Guys hang in there, help is on the way.
@@naturalbeauty4734 the question is, who is going to help? The answer, everyone who could, citizens, the government who is already responding based on the press release and the international bodies after assessing and dialogue will assist promptly the best way they can. Let's be respectful, patient and understanding.
That amount of damage from a fast moving storm really shows how incredibly powerful the winds were. It must have been horrific for everyone trying to shelter.
It also shows how poorly the homes are constructed too. These people aren’t wealthy and they survive on tourism. I hope they can recover quickly. Paradise is great until it isn’t.
@@Stolimel older homes yes but newer constructed homes stand much better. you can tell based off who still has a roof. But this storm hitting Florida coast it's gameover
@@Stolimelif you noticed it is mainly the roofs that are destroyed, the buildings themselves for the most part are still intact! Most of these islands have rigorous building codes and standards because of their location and storm threats.
Thanks for the video...reminds me of hurricane Ivan in 2004...it was the scariest time of my life...stay strong my people of Carriacou ,Petite Martinique and the other parts of my beautiful Tri Islands...much love. We will build back better. 🇬🇩🇬🇩❤❤
@Stacy15kNo I don't want to fight. I just pointed out to you, his possible reason for conducting himself the way he did. Why do you have to assume I want to fight immediately after reading my reply? Perhaps it's you who wants to fight? And why should I get somewhere? I am right here, I am already somewhere like this, and I brought myself here, just like you brought yourself here.
@Stacy15k I am behaving exactly like you. This is social media street. You stumbled across Marwa's comment and decided to insert yourself trying to be his teacher. Did anybody tell you to insert yourself here?
@Komeshokakunanwene Welcome to the social media circus where random clowns will pick random things to argue about with ppl they've never met. Things that makes no sense. I commend your patience.
Your drone footage of Beryl's aftermath shows us that life is unpredictable and we are no match for nature's fury. Sending prayers for all islands in the hurricane's path 🙏🏼🤲🏼❤
I was living in Puerto Rico when Hugo struck! I think that was the beginning of this trend of stronger hurricanes. As you can see everything turns brown because the wind burns the foliage. Pretty soon everything will turn green again! And just like nature rises again, so will you my beautiful people of the Caribbean! Bless you all!
I was in Puerto Rico flying for an airline in 1995 when we had several hurricanes pass through. The hillside above the airport in St.Thomas looked like Michigan in the winter; Gray, as in the pictures in this video because all the leaves were blown away. Three months later it looked just as green as ever; Native vegetation in these islands are used to hurricanes.
Been in Michael a cat 5 and you just sit there and think when will it stop? Then it dies and you think, man what a mess of everything. People are like in shock. It will get better. Prayers for all !!
Then it dies and you think it's over. But you are just in the eye. Then the winds come from the opposite direction. Every thing that was leaning one way now gets ripped up and flys away in the other direction.
My beautiful #home #island petite martnique am so traumatized atm 😭😭😭to my folks out there love u guys it’s truly hurt to see our island in this state god is it controlled ❤️❤️🙏🇬🇩
@@dubsounds Not true. They had plenty of grass as the rains started about a month ago. As an Ivan veteran myself, I can tell you that major hurricanes do have that tendency to mow grass and strip all the leaves off trees. It leaves the place looking almost like there was a fire or a major bomb blast, but without ashes and smoke.
The scary thing is this area did not get hit with the eyewall , I shudder to think what happened north of here, i though the hurricane missed this area, I guess i thought wrong
Thanks for this video.my heart goes out to my Caribbean brothers and sisters during this time of devastation. We are a resilient people and with God's blessing we should rebound.
@@realAndresilver it isnt a competition. I think most will agree that you can spin a wheel and still end up in paradise on almost any Caribbean island. If you disagree, you lack perspective.
It just goes to show that when you do build you should be building very strong. Lots of Steel and lots of concrete do away with the tin roof. Concrete roof is the best for what Paradise can throw at you
After a hurricane destroy your house the first time, you rebuild with concrete roof. Never had any major damage and been through 4 hurricanes one cat 3 & the rest cat 4.
Me too. And I hate hurricane season. But those so called tropical storms bear watching too. Elsa brought thunderstorms to Florida in 2021 but we got a lightening hit and it blew my chiminey to pieces and drilled holes in my roof which then turned into a water fall! Then there was Irma. Nine hours on I-75 evacuating to north Ga. In bumper to bumper traffic.
Very sad for Our Caribbean brothers and sisters and all the children. I call on the world leaders and the business sectors around the world to act NOW to help the people of Grenada.
Thank you for bringing the plight of the affected people to the outside world. The worry for the families outside is immense. I know, as we went through days of not knowing when hurricane Maria devastated Dominica in 2017. I pray that help will arrive swiftly and abundantly to all those in need. Prayers from Dominica/Toronto 🙏🏾🇩🇲🇨🇦
It is my pleasure juju. I was in Puerto Rico for Maria. After shooting most of PR after I tried desperately to get to Dominica to do the same, it just was not possible. The not knowing is so hard.
We can see just about see my husband family home in this (The Bethels) - thank you for showing this as we had not seen anything from Winward and we are all so worried. Prayers to everyone 🙏🏽
Excellent drone footage of the aftermath of Beryl.. You can see where the storm surge came ashore and the damage done to coastal properties. This is going to be a massive rebuild for all inhabitants.
From Florida, ❤😢. Tears for your anguish, prayers for your spirits and sustenance for your bodies. Be strong beautiful people. Have faith. Help will come.
@@joannamariaochoa6830 Right? And having to rebuild your house and livelihood in the latter phase of your life is easier said than done. It's a hellish nightmare losing everything you worked so hard for.
@@joannamariaochoa6830 It's like the TV show "Survivor", playing out in real life. Only this is much more real. There's not much to work with there from what I can see as far as resources.
I never knew that this previous beautiful place existed until Beryl came through it. Thanks for the real alive drone footage. What amess!! From Australia 2371
Be safe guys. Do not sail in this storm My brother and a friend went fishing and they happen to be in a storm and they never came back until today My dad went looking for them many months and never found the boys or anything sad. That was in Trinidad still sad today and sad for all the people in this hurricane here in this video God bless you all
Prayers and hope they recover, I was there for med school in 2004 when Cat 4 Ivan hit us directly on the campus, the people of Grenada and SVG are strong and resilient!
Was the island green before? It looks like every structure sustained damage. The trees and bushes look denuded as well. Do you know how hard it is to blow a palm tree over? Many look like they’re snapped. This is just devastating! I can’t even imagine living in the aftermath of such widespread destruction.
These visuals remind me of how fictional stories portray nuclear fallout & centuries of wear... Such a tragedy to befall such a beautiful place... It's not even my homeland & it breaks my heart to see this. >_
Watching this video with no words no music seeing all the devastation that was left behind. My heart goes out to all you guys down there. I love Grenada used to go there all the time. I pray for you all
His body also was like the beryl, and his face as the appearance of lightning, and his eyes as lamps of fire, and his arms and his feet like in colour to polished brass, and the voice of his words like the voice of a multitude. Daniel 10:6 And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters. Revelation 1:15 And I heard as it were the voice of a great multitude, and as the voice of many waters, and as the voice of mighty thunderings, saying, Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth. Revelation 19:6
St.Elizabeth in Jamaica got it really bad too and most of the island has no power and cell service. It’s really bad in some place and we didn’t get the core. Stay strong Caribbean neighbors!!!!!!!
The more currant homes built had their roofs intact. Hurricane straps on the rafters make a world of difference. Once the roof comes off ,the walls have little to no support.
Many of these are owned by the wealthy elites. For them, no big deal. The locals that work and live here and depend on those tourists and elites, life will forever be different. This country has no money for rebuilding. Infrastructure is demolished. Where do you even take the debris that is everywhere? Not enough people or equipment to even begin. This is a total devastation and it won’t be months but years if not a decade before this island recovers.
What? PM is one of the three Grenadian islands and the mainland already has support on the way. Just as before, Grenada, Carriacou and PM will bounce back… nothing to do with “wealthy elites”
@@PN_48this guy has never been there. A few JCB’s is not the wealthy elite. Carriacou and PM are different. Bless to all, i have very dear memories of these islands. Very kind hearted people
@@Steve-ul8qbAbsolutely. We’ve spent a lot of time in Grenada and her sister islands and these folk are happy, but definitely not “wealthy elite”. I’m so pleased to see the cruising community help them and actively organise supplies to assist locals, wherever possible.
Feel for our brother and sisters in Grenada from Belize. It's very sad to go through this may the Lord comfort the souls of the people of Grenada. Materials can be gotten again but life is more important. Love from Belzie
That is what some of our own caribbean people need to understand. They love to criticize the island people how lazy we are,we don't farm enough and how much government is not doing enough to uplift these countries. They completely forget about the natural disasters Mr Hurricane that comes around every year and left us trying to replant the crops and trees including fruit trees. Also rebuilding those buildings that are gone or are almost gone. 🤔 Thanks for the fighting spirit of the people who are left to keep the flag hanging high and proudly standing up for each and every island, including my country, Jamaica 🇯🇲. One Love ❤❤
God Bless every family going through this devastation. I been in this situation here in Puerto Rico, I know the feelings it’s heartbreaking. Stay strong & help one another🙏
This is so sad, as a carribean my self ( 🇩🇴) its so sad watching our countries get destroyed and people still deny, that's there's a climate crisis. Each year these natural disasters get worse
From carriacou experienced hurricane irma in the bvi because of what i learned from home as we are resilient people i was able to maitain and also help others
What is so striking to me is, there is not a person in sight. Where did everyone go? Are there shelters that they could get to? Looks much like the BVI's after Irma.
😢😮 Strong bird. I'll agree with you friend. Yeah you got to live in Paradise. Yeah, things do get flattened I guess I'm looking at the video now this quickly and I'm surprised some of the structures and homes and buildings. Whatever are still standing. I'm surprised they didn't get blown down. Some of the roofs are going. You can see right inside the building and house and everything. Too bad they just gave an update at 8:00. It's still at 150 mph. They showed Jamaica's going to get ready for it and everything. Then I'll probably go out in the Gulf of Mexico again and probably go to Mexico. Thank you.
Hi, here is a fundraiser we are helping to support, please check it out! www.gofundme.com/f/carriacou-strong-hurricane-relief?
Most people think a hurricane last a few hours..they last several years
True. Ask Florida.We sit out like a bowling pin.
After hurricane Andrew hit south of Miami it took the area ten years to rebuild and recover.
It was never really the same after that event, and not for the better.
You are correct. The scammers come after the storm. Trying to find a reputable contractor that is available will be close to impossible.
No most everyone knows a hurricane last for several hours but rebuilding takes years just like fires floods etc
The hurricanes last in the same place for the same petioc of time every time, yet the sam people build the same structures in the same place to be knocked down over and over again by the same winds.
Sounds like Stupidity to me.
Hearts go out to everyone there, no water and being so hot without AC or electric please everyone stay safe!
No ac is needed it's a very small island surrounded by the sea , as long as you in the shade the tropical breeze is God air-condition to his people
nobody can be safe.
Most people in the caribbean do not own an A/C unit.
@@keywestalert6329 Most people in the Caribbean is not white
We don’t use A/C just fans sometimes. There’s no need for one. The Caribbean breeze is very cooling. It’s hot not humid!
This silent movie is very appropriate. Words wouldn’t capture the depth of emotion or devastation !
Now I have the notion of how one little Island suffer for don't have resources the images show one earth without one located for make agriculture, don't if see plantations of any culture, this is sad, they prefer live of turism,many parts of world be like this, the ganancy the Men have one high price, this is the nature telling that the own of world is she
Cómo dejaron sin árboles a esta probada isla del Caribe.Duele.
Build back bigger and better ... Hurricanes will never happen again ...
@@jimgalle1371 You think that is so easy? Do you think these island residents are millionaires or something? They live in a poor country and in a small island. All of their hope is doomed. But for you ignorants its easy to find solutions.
I know how it feels...we were the same after Hurricane María... blessings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷💪and stay strong.
Thank you 🇬🇩🇬🇩🙏
Oh yeah i remember hurricane Maria in Dominica 🇩🇲 my land of my birth it was not easy but thank god we rise again give god thanks my prayers are with you all .
Mari Mari from PR. My friend marisabelle live in PR. Lol she owns the car part store in San Juan.
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blessings?who are you?
Thank you for this video so quickly.. I'm from the mainland and I just wanna cry. That's a lot of damage.. I'll volunteer to come and help rebuild. Guys hang in there, help is on the way.
Best comment!!❤
Who's helping?! 🤔
@abomejohn you & me both with the 😭😭😭 that is so devastating, but they will rebuild and come back even stronger than before...I have faith in that ❤❤❤
@@SpringHall77 oh yes. Amen to that! The human species is a resilient one, Carriacou people even more so..!
@@naturalbeauty4734 the question is, who is going to help?
The answer, everyone who could, citizens, the government who is already responding based on the press release and the international bodies after assessing and dialogue will assist promptly the best way they can. Let's be respectful, patient and understanding.
That amount of damage from a fast moving storm really shows how incredibly powerful the winds were. It must have been horrific for everyone trying to shelter.
It also shows how poorly the homes are constructed too. These people aren’t wealthy and they survive on tourism. I hope they can recover quickly. Paradise is great until it isn’t.
@@Stolimel15 years minimum to "recover"...
@@Stolimel older homes yes but newer constructed homes stand much better. you can tell based off who still has a roof. But this storm hitting Florida coast it's gameover
@@Stolimelif you noticed it is mainly the roofs that are destroyed, the buildings themselves for the most part are still intact! Most of these islands have rigorous building codes and standards because of their location and storm threats.
And the same winds do the same damage every 10 to 20 years, sounds lie a known risk to me.
Thanks for the video...reminds me of hurricane Ivan in 2004...it was the scariest time of my life...stay strong my people of Carriacou ,Petite Martinique and the other parts of my beautiful Tri Islands...much love.
We will build back better. 🇬🇩🇬🇩❤❤
i was in Grenada during that Hurricane. very scary
God will restore, bubble, for your troubles . Jamaica is standing and 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 praying for you
Yeah i live in Silverhill Al. Ivan's eye wall came right over us.
Sorry to our brothers and sisters of Grenada , sending you love from Kenya Africa.
@Stacy15kwell, he wanted to emphasize and also, just incase somebody doesn't know Kenya.
@Stacy15kNo I don't want to fight. I just pointed out to you, his possible reason for conducting himself the way he did. Why do you have to assume I want to fight immediately after reading my reply? Perhaps it's you who wants to fight? And why should I get somewhere? I am right here, I am already somewhere like this, and I brought myself here, just like you brought yourself here.
@Stacy15k I am behaving exactly like you. This is social media street. You stumbled across Marwa's comment and decided to insert yourself trying to be his teacher. Did anybody tell you to insert yourself here?
@Komeshokakunanwene Welcome to the social media circus where random clowns will pick random things to argue about with ppl they've never met. Things that makes no sense. I commend your patience.
@Stacy15k you should take your own advice.
Your drone footage of Beryl's aftermath shows us that life is unpredictable and we are no match for nature's fury. Sending prayers for all islands in the hurricane's path 🙏🏼🤲🏼❤
I was living in Puerto Rico when Hugo struck! I think that was the beginning of this trend of stronger hurricanes. As you can see everything turns brown because the wind burns the foliage. Pretty soon everything will turn green again! And just like nature rises again, so will you my beautiful people of the Caribbean! Bless you all!
So sad. My heart goes out to these people and hope they get help soon.
Your hard is '' good '' don't forget DONATIONS....🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
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Incredible! Thank you Brandon for being a class act and assisting victims. We need more chasers like you.
Thanks Hank! Unfortunately it looks like Beryl is trying to come visit you.
I was in Puerto Rico flying for an airline in 1995 when we had several hurricanes pass through. The hillside above the airport in St.Thomas looked like Michigan in the winter; Gray, as in the pictures in this video because all the leaves were blown away.
Three months later it looked just as green as ever; Native vegetation in these islands are used to hurricanes.
La vegetación es una cosa, pero los animales, desde el más pequeño hasta el mas grande no puede sobrevivir. Es una terrible tragedia 😢.
@@carmenpreciado6443 Debes entender que no solo las plantas están acostumbradas a los huracanes en el Caribe, sino que los animales también lo están.
Thanks for all the work in Carriacou!!! Grateful
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Watching from Tobago, sending blessings to all affected, so traumatising to even watch, we know you are resilient people and will build back stronger.
Totally flattened so sad I hope help I is coming through fast. It’s important now 💔
Not totally maybe 30%
De donde la ayuda?
@@juanelbueno6078🥺
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Been in Michael a cat 5 and you just sit there and think when will it stop? Then it dies and you think, man what a mess of everything. People are like in shock. It will get better. Prayers for all !!
Yeah, I went through Michael as well, and you don’t focus on the past or the present but only on the future. God bless those people.
Then it dies and you think it's over. But you are just in the eye. Then the winds come from the opposite direction. Every thing that was leaning one way now gets ripped up and flys away in the other direction.
Utterly heartbreaking! I’m so sorry 😞
Go to U B ready - brace for impact..... all of them perilous times a
My beautiful #home #island petite martnique am so traumatized atm 😭😭😭to my folks out there love u guys it’s truly hurt to see our island in this state god is it controlled ❤️❤️🙏🇬🇩
God is control but we brought this upon ourselves!
The world needs to repent
They won’t
So it just gets worse
@@bikeride2025🇧🇷🙏meu carinho a todos 😘
Now that is what you call catastrophic. Not even the grass was untoched.
Looks like we've found ground zero
The eye passed directly over Carriacou. They got both sides of the eyewall.
There was no grass to start with.
@@dubsounds Not true. They had plenty of grass as the rains started about a month ago. As an Ivan veteran myself, I can tell you that major hurricanes do have that tendency to mow grass and strip all the leaves off trees. It leaves the place looking almost like there was a fire or a major bomb blast, but without ashes and smoke.
The scary thing is this area did not get hit with the eyewall , I shudder to think what happened north of here, i though the hurricane missed this area, I guess i thought wrong
The trees look like they were in a fire ...heartbreaking sending prayers to all affected .
Thanks for this video.my heart goes out to my Caribbean brothers and sisters during this time of devastation. We are a resilient people and with God's blessing we should rebound.
Amazing people! Wish I could do more.
You get to live in paradise, but every 20 years everything you build gets flattened.
@@realAndresilvercarriacou ain't paradise?
@@realAndresilver it isnt a competition. I think most will agree that you can spin a wheel and still end up in paradise on almost any Caribbean island. If you disagree, you lack perspective.
It just goes to show that when you do build you should be building very strong. Lots of Steel and lots of concrete do away with the tin roof. Concrete roof is the best for what Paradise can throw at you
After a hurricane destroy your house the first time, you rebuild with concrete roof. Never had any major damage and been through 4 hurricanes one cat 3 & the rest cat 4.
Unless you live in Jamaica .... Beryl cant move concrete
Before Hurricane Beryl,
Petit Martinique was the CLEANEST place on the Earth, seriously like no trash anywhere!
Now the trash is everywhere, sad.
Wow that's so heartbreaking 😢
It's heartbreaking but they will stand tall soon
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HEARTBREAKING, SO SO SORRY, I live in FL, and this SCARES ME TO DEATH
Me too. And I hate hurricane season. But those so called tropical storms bear watching too. Elsa brought thunderstorms to Florida in 2021 but we got a lightening hit and it blew my chiminey to pieces and drilled holes in my roof which then turned into a water fall! Then there was Irma. Nine hours on I-75 evacuating to north Ga. In bumper to bumper traffic.
Very sad for Our Caribbean brothers and sisters and all the children. I call on the world leaders and the business sectors around the world to act NOW to help the people of Grenada.
Thank you for bringing the plight of the affected people to the outside world. The worry for the families outside is immense. I know, as we went through days of not knowing when hurricane Maria devastated Dominica in 2017. I pray that help will arrive swiftly and abundantly to all those in need. Prayers from Dominica/Toronto 🙏🏾🇩🇲🇨🇦
It is my pleasure juju. I was in Puerto Rico for Maria. After shooting most of PR after I tried desperately to get to Dominica to do the same, it just was not possible. The not knowing is so hard.
We can see just about see my husband family home in this (The Bethels) - thank you for showing this as we had not seen anything from Winward and we are all so worried. Prayers to everyone 🙏🏽
Hoping the Rock family is safe too... ❤
@@1x56 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
So sad watching from Barbados 😢
Excellent drone footage of the aftermath of Beryl.. You can see where the storm surge came ashore and the damage done to coastal properties. This is going to be a massive rebuild for all inhabitants.
Thank you. Hopefully it helps some.
Be careful who you donate with. But donate. Help these good folks. Hard to imagine being on a small destroyed island with no help
I live in Toronto Canada would like to donate plz tell me where and how to donate clothing and shoes
The entire island took a hit! Destruction everywhere 😢
Build back bigger and better ... Hurricanes will never happen again ...
From Florida, ❤😢. Tears for your anguish, prayers for your spirits and sustenance for your bodies. Be strong beautiful people. Have faith. Help will come.
And this is only the beginning of the hurricane season. God help us 🙏🏻
Oh I dare say given he gave us a garden and we paved it for capitalism that your prayer there will most certainly be a forlorn hope...
Doing an Awesome job covering the Island and the people there.. Proud of you and Johnathan..
Much love from the Bahamas
Homes can always be rebuilt. Life cannot! Hope everyone is safe.
are you insane?no food, no water, no livelihood, no rooftop,you hope everyone is safe?either cynical or stupid.
how can you rebuilt?¨can you spare some billions?
@@joannamariaochoa6830 Right? And having to rebuild your house and livelihood in the latter phase of your life is easier said than done. It's a hellish nightmare losing everything you worked so hard for.
@@joannamariaochoa6830are you that ignorant or just stupid? They will rebuild and help is on the way .
@@joannamariaochoa6830 It's like the TV show "Survivor", playing out in real life. Only this is much more real. There's not much to work with there from what I can see as far as resources.
Sailors from Culebra, PR took shelter in Hog Island, Grenada…a miracle they are fine, no life loss, so far! Bendiciones desde Puerto Rico!🙏💕🕊
Que bueno. Bendiciones! 🙏 🕊
Brandon and Jonathan always getting the SOS out after disasters, best in the documenting weather game.
Nuff blessings and love from Jamaica hold strong Jesus Christ is in control 🇯🇲
I never knew that this previous beautiful place existed until Beryl came through it. Thanks for the real alive drone footage. What amess!! From Australia 2371
It was a well kept secret. Beautiful place with amazing people.
I've sailed all over the Caribbean. It's a beautiful place until this happens...and it does....
Good thing you weren’t sailing through this storm.
Be safe guys. Do not sail in this storm My brother and a friend went fishing and they happen to be in a storm and they never came back until today
My dad went looking for them many months and never found the boys or anything sad. That was in Trinidad still sad today and sad for all the people in this hurricane here in this video God bless you all
I'll be making the same drone videos but from Houston Texas area. Can't believe this storm's coming to it's 3rd landfall
The whole island is stripped from all it's green foliage. That's what I find the most shocking aftermath of this hurricane.
The foliage will return. Hurricane Maria did the same to Dominica.
You used 'foliage' correctly, but failed at 'its'
@teakangel3683ok grammar police🙄🙄
@@teakangel3683get a life.
OH! You all are in my Prayers! The Devestation is Horrible! 😢
Watching this video breaks my heart. My little island...
Prayers and hope they recover, I was there for med school in 2004 when Cat 4 Ivan hit us directly on the campus, the people of Grenada and SVG are strong and resilient!
My thoughts are with all those affected.
Just wow! And look at how calm the waters look now. This is truly the aftermath.
Such a small island where could they go?
@Stacy15k right….
Thanks for reporting 🙏🏽
Was the island green before? It looks like every structure sustained damage. The trees and bushes look denuded as well. Do you know how hard it is to blow a palm tree over? Many look like they’re snapped. This is just devastating! I can’t even imagine living in the aftermath of such widespread destruction.
He has before videos posted
@@kayleengarcia8227 thank you! ❤️
Thank you so much. We can see our house
Prayers to your country, be safe from Philippines
@@lolaangie8772 Yeah, your country knows what it's like too 🙏
These visuals remind me of how fictional stories portray nuclear fallout & centuries of wear...
Such a tragedy to befall such a beautiful place...
It's not even my homeland & it breaks my heart to see this. >_
As a person who went through Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, I say we feel your pain and understand your situation. We hope you get back on your feet
The ppl of Dominica🇩🇲 rebuild so fast after that category 5 in 2017 lets hope the same for Grenada🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very sad for this. Thank you for the coverage. 🤗
Hello everyone, here is a link set up by the government of Grenada for direct Hurricane Beryl relief:
pay.gov.gd
Hurricane Relief Fund.
Watching this video with no words no music seeing all the devastation that was left behind. My heart goes out to all you guys down there. I love Grenada used to go there all the time. I pray for you all
Glad you guys are safe
The coverage is very good. Thank you
I hope everyone is safe and that help and support comes quickly. Heart breaking to see the destruction of Beryl.
Thanks for the drone footage, it makes everyone aware of what happened, I hope help gets there soon. The island practically needs everything.
Nature has no mercy
His body also was like the beryl, and his face as the appearance of lightning, and his eyes as lamps of fire, and his arms and his feet like in colour to polished brass, and the voice of his words like the voice of a multitude. Daniel 10:6
And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters. Revelation 1:15
And I heard as it were the voice of a great multitude, and as the voice of many waters, and as the voice of mighty thunderings, saying, Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth. Revelation 19:6
@@ayoolukoga9829 This a purely physics driven event not a sign from God above.
Much ❤ & 🙏 from Hobart Tasmania Australia 🙃🌏🇦🇺.
Now that's bad.
the bad thing about hurricanes is everything is ten times harder to fix in the tropical heat
St.Elizabeth in Jamaica got it really bad too and most of the island has no power and cell service. It’s really bad in some place and we didn’t get the core. Stay strong Caribbean neighbors!!!!!!!
I feel bad we couldnt make it to Jamaica in time. Wishing the best.
I see that the houses with Hip Roofs held up better that the rest.
Yes. Gable end roofs are the worst as most are not braced for the wind loads that can be put on them.
😢 reminds me of my island 🇩🇲 Dominica after hurricane Maria. Stay strong guys. We get through it and rebuild and started over. U guys jus be strong 💪
Wow, the yellow house at 2:00 must be built out of solid concrete!! 😮
Most normal houses in the Caribbean are build with concrete blocks.
Not a leaf left on a tree. How scary that must have been
Terribly sad. Not 1 building left unscathed. What was once a lush green island😢
They took the brunt of this storm . The eye went straight over them 😢.
@@CryMeARiver63 yes it sure did
Look at the roofs still attached and find out why.
2:31 that one guy's house that didn't get touched. the builder will make alot of $ haha
Merci pour ces images...bon rétablissement pour toutes ces personnes habitant ces îles 😢
Some of the ignorant comments smdh. If you cant help your part of the problem.
The more currant homes built had their roofs intact. Hurricane straps on the rafters make a world of difference. Once the roof comes off ,the walls have little to no support.
Many of these are owned by the wealthy elites. For them, no big deal. The locals that work and live here and depend on those tourists and elites, life will forever be different. This country has no money for rebuilding. Infrastructure is demolished. Where do you even take the debris that is everywhere? Not enough people or equipment to even begin. This is a total devastation and it won’t be months but years if not a decade before this island recovers.
What? PM is one of the three Grenadian islands and the mainland already has support on the way. Just as before, Grenada, Carriacou and PM will bounce back… nothing to do with “wealthy elites”
@@PN_48this guy has never been there. A few JCB’s is not the wealthy elite. Carriacou and PM are different.
Bless to all, i have very dear memories of these islands. Very kind hearted people
@@Steve-ul8qbAbsolutely. We’ve spent a lot of time in Grenada and her sister islands and these folk are happy, but definitely not “wealthy elite”.
I’m so pleased to see the cruising community help them and actively organise supplies to assist locals, wherever possible.
Feel for our brother and sisters in Grenada from Belize. It's very sad to go through this may the Lord comfort the souls of the people of Grenada. Materials can be gotten again but life is more important. Love from Belzie
That is what some of our own caribbean people need to understand. They love to criticize the island people how lazy we are,we don't farm enough and how much government is not doing enough to uplift these countries. They completely forget about the natural disasters Mr Hurricane that comes around every year and left us trying to replant the crops and trees including fruit trees. Also rebuilding those buildings that are gone or are almost gone. 🤔 Thanks for the fighting spirit of the people who are left to keep the flag hanging high and proudly standing up for each and every island, including my country, Jamaica 🇯🇲. One Love ❤❤
God Bless every family going through this devastation. I been in this situation here in Puerto Rico, I know the feelings it’s heartbreaking. Stay strong & help one another🙏
My prayers goes out to everyone affected by hurricane 🌀 Beryl 🙏
The wrecked palm trees makes it that much sadder
This is so sad, as a carribean my self ( 🇩🇴) its so sad watching our countries get destroyed and people still deny, that's there's a climate crisis. Each year these natural disasters get worse
Praying for a speedy recovery and we're are waiting to help out much love 🇺🇸
Need to build to withstand the winds the next time.....our prayers are with you all
I am amazed at the color of the rooms in those houses
That is horrendous damage. Blessings from Australia.
Thank you for posting this video.
I have family in Grenada, I hope they're okay..hope there was no lose of life❤
From carriacou experienced hurricane irma in the bvi because of what i learned from home as we are resilient people i was able to maitain and also help others
WOW, it is like someone sand blasted that island. My heart goes out to those people. Their island is just devastated.
What is so striking to me is, there is not a person in sight. Where did everyone go? Are there shelters that they could get to?
Looks much like the BVI's after Irma.
So sad to see all of the destruction but now they know which buildings can withstand a cat 4 hurricane
Hope they can get everything cleaned up soon
All West Indies are beautiful. I am devastated and my heart hurts for all affected. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
this is devasting - sending love to everyone impacted by this crazy disaster....
😢😮 Strong bird. I'll agree with you friend. Yeah you got to live in Paradise. Yeah, things do get flattened I guess I'm looking at the video now this quickly and I'm surprised some of the structures and homes and buildings. Whatever are still standing. I'm surprised they didn't get blown down. Some of the roofs are going. You can see right inside the building and house and everything. Too bad they just gave an update at 8:00. It's still at 150 mph. They showed Jamaica's going to get ready for it and everything. Then I'll probably go out in the Gulf of Mexico again and probably go to Mexico. Thank you.