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27K views · 361 reactions | DORIAN FROM SPACE: Astronauts on the International Space Station captured footage of Hurricane Dorian as it moved over the Bahamas on Monday, at just a mile an hour, according to the National Hurricane Center. https://abcn.ws/32gFUpQ | ABC News | Facebook

🇯🇲🌪️ Hurricane Gilbert 1988 - Jamaica’s Storm of the Century On September 12th, 1988, exactly 37 years ago today, Hurricane Gilbert made landfall in Jamaica. The storm crossed the island with a 15 mile wide eye and winds near 127 mph, tearing through Kingston and beyond. It stripped roofs from 80% of homes and left thousands in emergency shelters. Agriculture collapsed, wiping out bananas, coffee, sugar, and citrus, crippling both export and local food supplies. Economists estimated over 5,50

Hurricane Gilbert made landfall in Mexico in September 1988, spawning dozens of tornadoes across Texas. Meteorologist Ryan Shoptaugh and Sue Calberg look back on this date in weather history. | KENS 5 & Kens5.com

37 years ago today, the 15 mile-wide, 960 mbar eye of Hurricane Gilbert traversed the entire length of Jamaica with devastating effect. A 19 foot storm surge, 32 inches of flooding rainfall, and 125 mph winds made him the most destructive Hurricane in the island’s history, with the areas closest to the point of landfall described as looking akin to an atomic bomb aftermath. At least 45 casualties were reported. | Weather Jamaica

Hurricane Beryl's Aftermath In Jamaica The Jamaican government is now assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Beryl, which officials say includes significant infrastructural damage such as torn-off roofs and downed poles. | Our News Bahamas

5.1K views · 19 reactions | "One man all have a fridge (above his head) and a TV pon him shoulder"... Jamaicans share Hurricane Gilbert memories in this week's Let's Talk. | Loop Jamaica | Facebook

1.7K views · 26 reactions | Fox 4 is tracking the latest in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura. Hundreds of thousands of people are without power, buildings and homes are destroyed, and there is massive flooding throughout Louisana and Texas. | Lisa Greenberg | Facebook