Watch Hurricane Beryl's historic day-by-day path across the Atlantic, Caribbean and U.S.

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Watch Hurricane Beryl's historic day-by-day path across the Atlantic, Caribbean and U.S.

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26 күн бұрын

Over the course of two weeks, Beryl became a historic and disastrous storm that killed at least 20 people, devastated islands and communities and left millions without power and shelter. This is its journey from near the coast of Africa to the Caribbean, Mexico and up through the northeast U.S.
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@Lori-1492 24 күн бұрын

Thank you for the full view, much appreciated.

@Dead.garden 24 күн бұрын

Can i just say do not grow big trees under or around power lines have less cement and roads and let there be more available soil and flooding and downed power lines will decrease. All home thst were destroyed look at why how often that happenes and then make the appropriate changes. Tornadoes destroyed a town multiple time require them to build out of rock or metal make it illegal for a house to made of wood in Tornadoe hot spots. Hurricanes lift the home make an average 5 to 10 feet off the ground closer to the ocean the higher up you must go. Stores with there massive parking lots lets say over 5 acers reduce it make a parking garage request the top be filled with plants the sides with vines and the now available soil plant native trees to reduce heat flooding air and ground pollution.