National Hurricane Center’s 5 pm guidance alluded to a more northerly swing in Beryl’s path, which would mean more hours over very, very, warm water, with, as Jeff Berardelli noted on X (above) – less wind shear to disrupt the storm.
With the incidence of rapid intensification so amplified in the last decade or so, how legit is the concern that Beryl could blow back up into Her more beastly self?
National Hurricane Center guidance from 5 pm ET July 5.
I’ve set it to start at the point where Dr. Michael Brennan speaks about Beryl’s path and the prospect of re-strengthening.