Hurricane Beryl’s explosive intensification is a grim warning for future storms
Hurricane Beryl rapidly strengthened into a category four storm this weekend with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph. The storm became the earliest category four hurricane ever observed in the Atlantic Ocean, beating the previous record by a full week.…
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New Tropical Depression Forms Off East Coast as Tiny Hurricane Beryl Collapses
The circle of life in the Atlantic Ocean is whirring once again as Beryl winds down and Chris winds up. Beryl weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm on Saturday morning after its surprise performance on Friday. A disturbance between Bermuda and…
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Itty Bitty Hurricane Beryl Defies the Odds, Makes Fools of Us All
Looks sometimes aren’t deceiving at all. A tiny, good lookin’ tropical depression far out in the Atlantic Ocean suddenly and surprisingly developed into a full-fledged hurricane that’s so small you could miss it from space without…
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Hostile Atlantic Ocean Eagerly Waiting to Tear New Tropical Depression to Shreds
Newly-minted Tropical Depression Two is a visually impressive but ultimately doomed cyclone that’s far out in the Atlantic Ocean between the Lesser Antilles and Africa. The system in any other year would become a serious concern for interests near…
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