In July 2024, Grenada was left badly damaged when Hurricane Beryl swept over the island and those around it. As a second-generation British-Grenadian returning to join these carnival celebrations a year after Hurricane Beryl, I wanted to take the temperature of the island’s climate resilience. How is Grenada building back after the storm, and where is the country in its longer-term pursuit of climate justice? David A Farrell, principal of the Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology, says Hurricane Beryl was unlike anything the region had seen. “This suggests that the baseline for the start of the hurricane season may be shifting to earlier in the year and the season getting longer.” [.