If this doesn’t scream Tropical Storm/Hurricane Potential, I don’t know what does. All of the East Coast needs to be on guard as we head into the Majority of Hurricane Season.
No reason to why Beryl wouldn’t restrengthen over the BOC this weekend, sea surface temperatures will be in the Lower 80s to Mid 80s. It has about 48 hours over the GOM so we will see what Beryl can do. 👀🌀
Watching this wave very closely. It could pull the funny once it goes North of the Lesser Antilles in a week. The Bahamas, Florida, Georgia, & the Carolinas need to watch this.
Sea Surface Temperatures (SST) are starting to warm up just in time for August-October.
Mid 80s in the Gulf of Mexico
Lower to Mid 80s in the Caribbean Sea
Upper 70s to Lower 80s in the Main Development Region (MDR)
This season won’t be good.
The chances for Beryl to reintensify after hitting the Yucatán of Mexico is very slim but not out of the question. This is becoming a harder storm to track by the second.
Tropical Depression
#Beryl
Advisory 42: Flooding Rains and the Risk of Tornadoes Continue Across Portions of Eastern Texas, Western Louisiana and Arkansas. This is the Last Nhc Advisory.
Why was Beryl NOT strengthening after it moved offshore from Mexico you may be wondering. Here’s why 👇👇
The Ocean Temperatures will pretty cold in that part of the Yucatán Peninsula with Dry Air & Wind Shear. Plus, it had just moved off land after being on land for 12 hours.
With NC Hurricane Season coming up, we should be mindful of MDR Hurricanes. Florence was one that no one would ever forget, especially along the coast. This storm made landfall as a Cat 1 (was once a Cat 4) in NC. This storm sat over NC & SC for 2 days & dropped alot of rain.
If your in the Yucatán of Mexico, I would advice you to follow this guy. He updates almost every day about Tropical Storms or Hurricanes that are coming to the Yucatán!
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#HuracanBerly
bajo a categoría 2 sigue siendo un poderoso fenómeno. Es importante no bajar la guardia y estar atentos a los posibles cambios que puede tener en las próximas horas. Se mueve un poco más al norte sigamos atentos.👀
@VivoEnCancun
The Tropics are quiet right now, but that won’t last long. The newest EURO/UKMET “Superblend” Model is showing alot of Green on the map through August to October which likely means the Tropics will be very active. The Gulf & West Atlantic needs to keep an 👁️ out for Hurricanes.
“However, some of the guidance forecasts a weakening rate that looks
somewhat unlikely given the current intensity and structure of the
hurricane.” - NHC
Words that you don’t wanna hear.
#Beryl
is still packing a punch. We were stuck in the soup all day. Every radar blip in the northern half was rough. Went from an open eyewall to fully closed as it approached Jamaica with a really nasty NE eyewall. Got hail the last two passes. This thing is a fighter.
@53rdWRS
NHC’s Forecast Cone of Uncertainty now has the Yucatán of Mexico getting a Category 2 Hurricane on Friday & the BOC getting a Category 1 Hurricane on Sunday. Things are getting interesting. Texas needs to be ready for a Tropical Storm or a Hurricane this weekend.
Many members wanting Beryl to make landfall from Port Bolivar, TX to South Padre Island, TX. These members are also showing very rapid intensification.
Ocean Temperatures are RIPE for Rapid Intensification in the MDR right now. Almost at or over 85° in the Windward Islands.
29C = 84°
30C = 86°
It’s going to be very interesting to see what happens when the MDR takes off.
12z EURO & 12z GDPS is showing a Severe Weather Threat Wednesday Afternoon with some good instability in the atmosphere. Temperatures in the Upper 80s to Lower 90s, Dew Points in the Low 70s, CAPE Numbers exceeding 2,500-3,500, & PWT’s going as high as 2.30” in some areas. 👀👀👀
24 hours ago Beryl was a Tropical Depression with Winds of 35MPH.
Now Beryl is a Hurricane with 80MPH Winds.
Now THATS what i call Rapid Intensification!
Rapid Intensification is looking possible once again. These conditions are very favorable for atleast a 100MPH Category 2 Hurricane. No Wind Shear & Ocean Temperatures in the Mid to Upper 80s.
A Category 1 Hurricane is looking more likely & not a Category 2 or 3 in Texas. Rapid Intensification will likely not take place but Steady Intensification is likely over the next 18 hours. Either way, Storm Surge, Flash Flooding, & Tornadoes will be the main threats.
Recent microwave pass shows that Beryl has a closed eyewall & is building a core. Rapid Intensification into a Category 3 Hurricane or even Category 4 will happen by tomorrow & Monday.
Beryl strengthening quickly in the hot Atlantic waters. The Lesser Antilles, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, & the Grand Cayman Islands need to be preparing.