Hurricane Beryl

Beryl developed on June 28, 2024, and intensified to a Category 5 hurricane, the earliest ever recorded in July Atlantic hurricane.

After Beryl, the projections for hurricanes have increased. Meanwhile, textbooks in Florida have to change "climate change" references.

Experts at Colorado State University increased their storm forecast for what was already expected to be an above-average hurricane season.

Hurricane Beryl is hitting Jamaica today and will hit The Cayman Islands tomorrow. This storm has Flood experts saying "Be prepared."

By the end of the week treacherous potentially very dangerous rip currents will develop as Hurricane Beryl enters the Gulf of Mexico.

Exceptionally powerful category 4 Hurricane Beryl formed the earliest ever for a June Atlantic hurricane.

A hurricane strengthens to a category 3, and local governments now have the ability to ban the act of sleeping in public places.

Beryl is expected to travel through an environment that is quite supportive of tropical convection.