Sheryl Lee Ralph provides a firsthand account of the weather conditions in Jamaica as Hurricane Beryl approaches the Caribbean island. In a video posted early on Wednesday, June 3, Ralph describes the calm before the storm, noting the clear sky and glassy sea, indicating the hurricane's imminent arrival. She emphasizes the need for residents to stay indoors and adhere to the curfew starting at 6 a.m. to ensure their safety. Hurricane Beryl is classified as a Category 4 storm, with the National Hurricane Center warning of life-threatening winds and storm surge in Jamaica. The storm has already claimed the lives of seven individuals and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness has called for residents in high-risk areas to evacuate to shelters or safer ground. As the Caribbean braces for the impact of Hurricane Beryl, Ralph asks for prayers and urges everyone to stay vigilant and prepared.