1 p.m. Notes and Special Video Briefing on Beryl
Beryl is still at 65 mph but is expected to become a hurricane by this evening as it moves toward a landfall on the Middle Texas Coast early Monday.
Category: Tropical
A Complete Look at Beryl Along with Alabama’s Weather for the Week Ahead
Alabama will only realize a few paltry showers and storms from the indirect effects of Beryl to our west. In fact, Beryl will eliminate rain chances for us Wednesday through Friday.
Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings Issued For the Texas Coast
Hurricane Hunters will be in Tropical Storm Beryl shortly investigating whether the storm is becoming better organized as satellite data seems to indicate. It is forecast to become a hurricane tomorrow night before making landfall Monday on the Middle Texas Coast.
Tracking Beryl: Getting Better Organized, Tropical Storm Warnings Issued
Tropical Storm Beryl is getting better organized in the Gulf and will impact the Texas Gulf Coast with tropical storm force winds starting Sunday evening, with hurricane force winds moving onshore near the center on Monday morning, likely in the Middle Texas Coast area between Rockport and Port Lavaca and Palacios. Surge of 3-5′ will affect a large area. Tornadoes and heavy rain will be a threat as welll.
Scattered Showers & Storms Starting to Fire Up; The Latest on Beryl
Beryl is on her way to the Texas Gulf Coast, currently as a tropical storm. Around here, we are already starting to see showers and storms firing up with the daytime heating. Here is the latest on our weather.
Saturday Briefing — Scattered Storms Possible Through the Weekend; Tropical Moisture Invades Through Midweek
Stay informed about today’s hot temperatures and scattered showers, plus what to expect as tropical moisture moves in through the week.
Late Friday Evening Update on Beryl
The models have come into pretty good agreement on a landfall on the Texas Coast between Corpus Christi and Freeport Monday.
Quick Check on Beryl at 10:30 p.m. CDT
Hurricane Beryl will directly impact Jamaica starting early tomorrow morning.
10 a.m. Info on Beryl: Hurricane Has Peaked but is Still Very Dangerous
Beryl appears to have peaked in intensity this morning. It remains a dangerous category five hurricane with top winds of 160 mph, down from its peak of 165. It will deal glancing blow to Hispaniola and then may directly hit Jamaica.
Beryl Now Category 5 with Top Winds 160 mph
Beryl continues to strengthen tonight. Top winds are 160, making it a dangerous category 5 hurricane.
Beryl Strengthening…Could Become Category 5 Tonight
At 7 p.m., the Hurricane Center raised the max winds to 155 mph and the pressure down to 938 mb, just 2 mph from category five status.
1 p.m. Advisory: Beryl Now 150 mph and Entering Southeastern Caribbean
On the forecast track, the center of Beryl will move across the southeastern and central Caribbean Sea tonight through Wednesday.
Point Salines Airport on Grenada Just Reported Wind Gust to 105 Knots (121 mph)
Their sustained winds are 92 mph gusting to 121 mph.
Beryl Strengthening Rapidly Again
The island of Carriacou was in the 18 mile wide eye for several minutes. It just went through the brunt of the eastern eyewall where winds were probably sustained at 130-135 mph with gusts to 160 mph.
