Hurricane Rips Across Islands Causing Widespread Destruction

Hurricane Beryl Devastates Caribbean as a Category 2 Storm

Hurricane Rips Across Islands, Causing Widespread Destruction

Hurricane Beryl has unleashed its fury upon the Caribbean, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. With winds reaching 150 mph, the Category 2 storm has battered several islands, ripping roofs off buildings, uprooting trees, and causing widespread damage.

At Least Eight Dead as Beryl Claims Lives

The storm has claimed the lives of at least eight people across the Caribbean, including one fatality in Jamaica. Officials fear that the death toll may rise as search and rescue operations continue.

Caribbean Islands Face Total Destruction

Some Caribbean islands, such as St. Vincent and the Grenadines, have been hit hard by Hurricane Beryl. Reports indicate widespread destruction, with homes and businesses reduced to rubble. The extent of the damage is still being assessed as rescuers work to reach affected areas.

Hurricane Makes Landfall in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula

After battering the Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl has now reached Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. While the storm has weakened slightly to Category 2 status, it still poses a significant threat to coastal areas, bringing heavy rains and the potential for flooding.

Local Resident Describes Storm's Impact

Leonie Ward, a secretary at Lenox Road Baptist Church in Little Caribbean, spoke about the impact of Hurricane Beryl on her community. "Beryl has caused so much damage," she said. "I've never seen anything like it before."