High Chance of Tropical Development: The National Weather Service is closely monitoring a system with a 90% chance of development over the next 7 days.

Regardless of Development, Impacts Expected:

🌊 Hazardous Beach/Marine Conditions: Expect dangerous surf, rip currents, and high seas through next week. Exercise caution near the coast.

🌧️ Heavy Rain Possible: Stay alert for potential heavy rainfall starting as early as tonight or Monday morning.

Beryl will weaken as it crosses the Caribbean and reaches the Yucatan. By the weekend, the beaches can expect dangerous surf and possible tidal run-up. 🤔What we don't know: The final track. Stay aware; be prepared.

Via NWS Brownsville

Hurricane Beryl continues to quickly strengthen this Sunday morning. The storm is now a very dangerous category 3 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph. Life-threatening winds and storm surge are expected in portions of the Windward Islands by early Monday

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