The National Hurricane Center is currently tracking two systems: Hurricane Beryl and another area of potential concern.Hurricane Beryl damage: See photos, videosHurricane BerylHurricane Beryl made landfall just before noon in Carriacou Island on Monday. It was upgraded to a Category 5 hurricane later that night.The storm then made landfall in Jamaica as a dangerous Category 4 storm on Wednesday afternoon, boasting winds of over 150 mph. Beryl, now a Category 3 storm, is expected to continue its destructive path through the Caribbean and affect places like the Cayman Islands, the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico and even parts of Texas. The NHC said this is still a dangerous situation for multiple Caribbean islands despite the storm losing some intensity. There is still the possibility for life-threatening winds, rainfall, flooding and storm surge. Tracking Hurricane Beryl: The latest maps, models and pathsHurricane Beryl initially developed as Invest 95-L and was later upgraded to a tropical storm on Friday afternoon before strengthening into a dangerous hurricane.Related: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2024Invest 96-LA fast-moving tropical wave located over the eastern Caribbean Sea is continuing to produce disorganized showers and thunderstorms as the NHC continues to monitor its path.As the invest moves into the Caribbean Sea during the next several days, the NHC says development, if any, will be very slow. Even though Invest 96-L is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico and possibly develop, the chances are low (10% formation chance in the next 48 hours, 20% chance in the next seven days).The NHC says Invest 96-L has the potential to bring gusty winds and some heavy rainfall to portions of the Greater Antilles over the next few days.
The National Hurricane Center is currently tracking two systems: Hurricane Beryl and another area of potential concern.
Hurricane Beryl damage: See photos, videos
Hurricane Beryl
Hurricane Beryl made landfall just before noon in Carriacou Island on Monday. It was upgraded to a Category 5 hurricane later that night.
The storm then made landfall in Jamaica as a dangerous Category 4 storm on Wednesday afternoon, boasting winds of over 150 mph. Beryl, now a Category 3 storm, is expected to continue its destructive path through the Caribbean and affect places like the Cayman Islands, the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico and even parts of Texas.
The NHC said this is still a dangerous situation for multiple Caribbean islands despite the storm losing some intensity. There is still the possibility for life-threatening winds, rainfall, flooding and storm surge.
Tracking Hurricane Beryl: The latest maps, models and paths
Hurricane Beryl initially developed as Invest 95-L and was later upgraded to a tropical storm on Friday afternoon before strengthening into a dangerous hurricane.
Related: WESH 2 Hurricane Survival Guide 2024
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Invest 96-L
A fast-moving tropical wave located over the eastern Caribbean Sea is continuing to produce disorganized showers and thunderstorms as the NHC continues to monitor its path.
As the invest moves into the Caribbean Sea during the next several days, the NHC says development, if any, will be very slow. Even though Invest 96-L is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico and possibly develop, the chances are low (10% formation chance in the next 48 hours, 20% chance in the next seven days).
The NHC says Invest 96-L has the potential to bring gusty winds and some heavy rainfall to portions of the Greater Antilles over the next few days.
