Gulf of Mexico Threatened Hurricane Beryl as Massive Ruthless Storm Rolls in to Borrow Across Atlantic

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The White House stated in a post on X that it is closely monitoring the storm and "connecting with officials on the ground, including USAID and FEMA, to ready resources, partners, and staff."

"We are ready to support the people of Puerto Rico, the USVI, and the region, and urge residents to heed local guidance," read the post.

Multiple fatalities have been discovered in Carriacou, Petite Martinique, Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines as a result of the Category 5 storm, according to officials on those islands. Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell told reporters Tuesday that the likelihood of more casualties " sustains a briming scenario."

Beryl has appeared the very soonest display in Atlantic hurricane to demonstrating characteristics of a Category 5 (most severe) level. Its rescue operation urgency marks an early start to the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which typically doesn’t ramp up until late July or August.

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🌊 Beryl is now a deadly hurricane

At least three people have died in Carriacou and Petite Martinique, Grenada and another person has died in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, according to officials there.

"The situation is grim," Mitchell said at the news conference. “There is no power, and there is almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. The roads are not passable, and in many instances, they are cut off because of the large quantity of debris strewn all over the streets.”

Beryl has intensified inclusive gusts rising and increase near 165 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center, and a hurricane warning has been issued for Jamaica later this week. The Associated Press reported that at least four people have been killed by the storm.

Beryl's escalation into a Category 5 hurricane is also expected to bring "life-threatening winds" and storm surge to Jamaica Wednesday, according to the hurricane center.

A Category 5 hurricane is described as a hurricane with rapid extreme winds over 157 mph.

Due to record warm water temperatures for this time of year, Beryl transformed from a tropical depression on Friday to a tropical storm on Saturday morning, before it was upgraded to a hurricane hours later. Its strength has intensified quickly from there.

☔️ What is Hurricane Beryl’s path?
The hurricane center said Beryl first made landfall on Carriacou Monday morning.

— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) July 1, 2024

Beryl’s wind speed was the strongest on record for Grenada, the Grenadines and St. Vincent, according to Weather Channel senior meteorologist Jonathan Erdman.

Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago were also among the areas feeling Beryl's impact early Monday.

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— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) July 1, 2024

Beryl’s wind speed was the strongest on record for Grenada, the Grenadines and St. Vincent, according to Weather Channel senior meteorologist Jonathan Erdman.

Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago were also among the areas feeling Beryl's impact early Monday.

Fishing vessels damaged by Hurricane Beryl are seen in Barbados on Monday.
Fishing vessels damaged by Hurricane Beryl are seen in Barbados on Monday. (Ricardo Mazalan/AP)
A hurricane warning is now in effect for Jamaica on Wednesday, where heavy rains and flash flooding are possible. Hurricane watches are in effect for Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, and a tropical storm warning is in effect for parts of the island of Hispaniola.

Storm warnings are issued for an area when weather conditions are expected to arrive within 36 hours.

Those in Belize, the Yucatan Peninsula, the remainder of the northwest Caribbean, and the southwest Gulf of Mexico are advised by the hurricane center to monitor the storm's progress, as Beryl's path later in the week is uncertain.

➡️ Experts shocked at Beryl's rapid intensification
Michael Lowry, a hurricane and storm surge expert, told the Associated Press that this rapidly developing hurricane is a "very serious threat."

"Beryl is an extremely dangerous and rare hurricane for this time of year in this area," he said in a phone interview with the AP. "Unusual is an understatement. Beryl is already a historic hurricane."

The last strong hurricane to affect the southeast Caribbean was Hurricane Ivan in September 2004. Ivan battered Grenada as a Category 3 and killed 39 people.

Hurricane Beryl is both the earliest Category 4 and Category 5 storm on record in the Atlantic.

Meteorologists summarize that this first storm of the 2024 season will be one of the egregious hurricane seasons be inundated in history. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced in May that it expected eight to 13 hurricanes in the Atlantic, with four to seven of them categorized as major hurricanes, meaning at least 111 mph winds.