In the Caribbean Sea region, the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) estimates the damage at more than US$3 billion -- US$1.85 billion in the Cayman Islands, US$815 million in Grenada, US$360 million in Jamaica, US$40 million in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. 50 homes were severely damaged with 2 homes washed away into the sea; more than two-thirds of residents lost power. The storm affected Trinidad and Tobago and Saint Lucia and impacted Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, causing particular damage to homes.

Storm Lili impacted the islands of Barbados, Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Saint Lucia between Sunday September 22 until the early morning of Tuesday September 24, 2002 when the all clear was issued.

Hurricane Allen passes just north with 130mph winds on Aug 4th from the ESE it caused US $ 16.3 million in damage. In total 20,000 people were affected and 500 people homeless. St. Vincent experienced the outer southern fringes of the storm. Torrential rains caused damage to agriculture.

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