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The Canadian family is on the South Coast of Barbados , where the eye of the hurricane is passing.
The last two hours of the storm have been the most intense.
The night was actually relatively calm. This is a part of life in the West Indies , in the Caribbean , in Barbados .
This is this is our first hurricane, but we're used to Hwy. lots of precipitation.
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