20-25 acres of cocoa damaged, 3 bridges and roads damaged. Reported as “most serious rain event in living memory”.

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Flooding as a result of a tropical storm. The fourth consecutive year in which destructive floods occurred in Grenada. On November 8th there were heavy rains in St. John’s, flooding the Gouyave River and once more damaging the recently erected boulder bank and again on December 6th further damaging the boulder bank and destroying the stone bridge at the mouth of the Gouyave River

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Heavy Rainstorms on the 6th September 1889. Severe flooding along the West coast as a result of heavy rainstorms. The Gouyave and St. Mark’s River overflowed their banks and cause considerable damages, sweeping through the town of Gouyave and Victoria and tearing up the roads

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