Summary of Afternoon Update on Hurricane Beryl from NHC in Miami, FL (July 1, 2024)
Mike Brennan from the National Hurricane Center provided an update on Hurricane Beryl, which is currently a dangerous Category 4 hurricane. The storm is moving away from the Windward Islands, with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for various islands, with heavy rainfall and strong winds still impacting the region. The forecast predicts Beryl moving west-northwestward across the Caribbean, potentially affecting Hispanola, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and the Yucatan Peninsula. The atmospheric environment may become less favorable for Beryl to maintain its intensity, but it is expected to remain a major hurricane for the next few days. Jamaica is of particular concern, with a hurricane warning in effect. The timing of arrival of tropical storm force winds is outlined for different regions. Heavy rainfall is also expected across the affected areas. Brennan emphasized the need to stay updated on the storm's progress and advised monitoring for additional watches and warnings. The National Hurricane Center will continue to provide updates every 6 hours.
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- Mike Brennan
Notable Quotes
— 00:27 — « good afternoon everybody this is Mike »
— 03:04 — « those uh conditions will gradually start to diminish this evening as Barrel moves quickly away »
— 05:00 — « Cayman Islands bise Yucatan Peninsula »
— 05:18 — « well keep you updated on what the aircraft find tonight. »
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