Hurricane Beryl continues to charge northwest after the Category 4 storm plowed into Grenada with life-threatening storm surge, 150 mph winds and up to 10 inches of rain.
Hurricane Beryl continues to charge northwest after the Category 4 storm plowed into Grenada with a life-threatening storm surge, 150 mph winds and up to 10 inches of rain.
The hurricane has yet to weaken, and forecasters say it could stay a major hurricane (Category 3 or higher) through at least Tuesday. But where is Beryl headed next?
Here is the latest forecast for Hurricane Beryl. Where is Beryl?
Beryl’s winds are still powerful at 150 mph. It is headed west-northwest at a quick clip of 20 mph and is just northwest of Grenada.
The National Hurricane Center expects the storm to strengthen through Tuesday morning before hitting some upper-level wind shear, which would cause it to weaken once it gets past the Caribbean islands.
“Regardless, Beryl is forecast to remain a powerful hurricane through late this week, and interests in the northwestern Caribbean and the Yucatán Peninsula should continue to monitor the latest forecast updates,” stated the NHC Advisory.Where is Beryl headed and how much will it weaken
The NHC issued a Tropical Storm Warning for southern Haiti and southeast Puerto Rico. Beryl is still forecast to be a major Category 3 hurricane as it passes to the south Tuesday evening and overnight.
