Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2025 22:56:44 -0400

More of the same expected for the weekend with sunshine in between. There's a lot of activity with the weather and quakes everyday, small ones. We're winding down the hurricane season but in the meantime anything can happen. Be well, be happy, may God bless us all. Isabel The Cay has a beautiful beach and barbecue a one minute ferry ride gets us there. [jpgHzWRRnJ6lo.jpg] End of day photo: [jpgL6Oge9x3Aq.jpg] The sun's afterglow on the cloud seems to have a rainbow attached. Video of the change in the weather

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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2025 21:10:14 +0000

2025 set to be among hottest years on record, UN scientists warn https://ground.news/article/2025-set-to-be-among-hottest-years-on-recor d-un-scientists-warn_f74047 __________________________________________________________________

Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2025 23:08:09 -0400

That should happen this weekend according to the experts. As long as it's not a hurricane, right? We did have one in 1999! On Nov. 15th. Hurricane LENNY moving from west to east towards St. Croix. I remember it well. I was all alone in my house. So if you want to know how to experience a hurricane, it's all in my book: Isabel vs Hurricane LENNY. Sold at Amazon. Hope all is well in your area. We're praying for those hard hit by hurricane MELISSA, especially Jamaica. I miss hearing Weather Gurl Dani'i. I hope she's well. May God bless them and us all. Isabel I was able to get another photo of the Super Moon very early this morning! [jpgpq_Lp2Eeq4.jpg] End of day photo [jpgoPod8tzpUa.jpg] __________________________________________________________________

Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2025 09:38:32 -0500

Good Morning, The Caribbean Disaster and Management Agency compiled a very detailed document on the recovery plan and effort. I am happy to see Haiti was included as it's often left out of the news. Sending well wishes to all! Ann Phelan at Blueseasconcierge __________________________________________________________________

Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2025 22:55:08 -0400

It will be coming in to our area by the weekend. Rain, wind, waves, some advisories might even go up depending on how rough it will get. These days it's better not to plan too far ahead. Let's take life one day at a time. May God bless us all. Isabel. The Super Moon started off the day [jpge5TQ_dZea5.jpg] [jpgjFGmJuUm3p.jpg] End of day photo [jpgOPW4Sc9xsf.jpg] __________________________________________________________________

Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2025 23:39:14 -0400

Tropical activity is still around. There is a possibility of another storm. In the meanwhile we are going to have squally weather from time to time. Well, we still have some H season left and can even continue. Let's take it a day at a time and enjoy whatever time we have left. May God bless us all. Isabel End of day photos [jpgMk0UtknqH8.jpg] [jpgujxq_fb3R_.jpg] __________________________________________________________________

Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2025 07:20:00 -0400

Robin, We live on a tiny mountain with one road in and out on a peninsula. We know that feeling of being trapped, or stranded . [jpggpgO2VNoGh.jpg] Please know we are all thinking about you and sending help to those that help you. Your video did not come thru. We are grateful for our cisterns. We boil our drinking water everyday. Hard to think about the plastic bottles. Mother Nature will come thru, soon come. Jane in Fortuna, West End St Thomas These are friends from Anguilla, thinking of you too. __________________________________________________________________

Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2025 22:56:55 -0400

WedThe hurricane Season is winding down but we can still expect rain from both east and west. This coming weekend promises to be wet. It's so good to see so much manpower, supplies and aid to Jamaica. May God bless them all and us too. Isabel Wish you were here. [jpg8yzwVgi84H.jpg] [jpgH4Y6eUhKdB.jpg] End of day photo __________________________________________________________________

Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2025 20:14:54 -0500

Latest news is that there are 32 dead from the hurricane, but this is not expected to be the final figure. The Video:- This is part of the road we regularly use to get to Kingston, and do our shopping. As is most obvious, it will be some time before this road is repaired, and useable again. There is an alternate road, down the "other" valley, but reports are that it is in an even worst condition: but early days, and news still coming in. Something uniquely Jamaican? Building mountain roads, in hurricane prone areas, without proper drainage for MASSIVE, monsoon levels, of rainfall. The only bit of good news, our least popular, road exit from the mountains, down to the North coast ( at Buff Bay ) is "passable", but there is NO way ( except by foot or 'bike ) to get to Kingston. There may be a way via the North coast road, to turn back inland and reach Kingston the l-o-n-g way round, but no news as to the roads being open. What you cannot really see from the video, is that alongside the main part of the washed out road, were 3 substantial buildings, the remains of one can be seen, chair awaiting a client. The whole of the other 2, gone, most unlikely there were any occupants. The buildings were all quite new, and building work was still in progress. Without any real info, they appear to be part of EITS ( Europe In The Spring ) cafe, a pleasant little place, with a restaurant on a couple of levels down the slope ( apparently still there, albeit with a lot of wind damage ) and several rental cottages. For those of you ( English! ) "in the know" it is ( was? ) a Morris Oxford, date unknown, but 1960's? and not seen in the video, but guessing it was safe; an original "Frog Eye" Austin Healey, Sprite, in bright red, but not "road legal" in Jamaica, only rarely driven. Along with the ancient VW Camper van, beloved of 60's Hippies. Locally there are several substantial communities, including the Army camp, with no access to shops or supplies ( but sure the Army camp can be supplied by helicopter!! ) I have no idea as to how they will manage. All the small, local, shops will soon run out of stocks, and have no way to restock. We checked down the valley earlier, managed to find some bread, a few days old, but OK, and there is hardly a power pole, standing ALL rural ( and much urban ) power is above ground, strung between wooden poles, and we are not expecting our power back for MANY weeks, possibly not until next year. Currently, the phones still out, local cell tower needing adjustment? Typical Jamaica: around 20 inches of rain, in 24 hours, everywhere soaked: instead of collecting rain water, and the Govt delivering, by helicopter, water purification tablets, they will only accept bottled water! The huge cost of helicopter delivery, at the expense of carrying emergency packs of food. Will keep you updated how things are "up in the Mountains". Robin Plough Blue Mountains Jamaica, __________________________________________________________________

Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2025 18:48:23 -0500

[AGPWSu9PKOqmSxdDFC6h6dBCa4mO2L2ya5H5ZY36n1brNa9j8IqbY95VrgvnoiTfil65DD SRAA=s40-p] Hope you find this "interesting", part of the road we normally use to get to Kingston. 18:27 (17 minutes ago) (BUTTON) (BUTTON) (BUTTON) https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQlOUP6jpgF/?igsh=c3JuaXNoYXVsZWV3 ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Mark Royes Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2025 at 18:27 Subject: In the region of EITS Cafe To: Robin Plough https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQlOUP6jpgF/?igsh=c3JuaXNoYXVsZWV3 Sent from a mobile device. __________________________________________________________________